Media Study - Medija centar Beograd

In order to protect the interests of invalids, handicapped persons and other individuals with special needs, the Republic, autonomous province
or local government shall secure part of the funds or other conditions for such persons to freely exercise the right to public information,
especially the freedom of reception of ideas, information and opinions.
Rights of Foreigners in the Field of Public Information
Article 6
Foreign natural and legal persons shall enjoy the same rights and obligations in the field public information as national persons, unless specified
differently by the law or by a ratified international agreement.
Ban on Monopoly in the Field of Public Information
Article 7
Every form of monopoly in the field of public information shall be prohibited with a view to protect the principles of free competition and
pluralism of ideas and opinions.
No one may enjoy the monopoly to establish or distribute a media outlet.
No one may enjoy the monopoly to publish ideas, information and opinions in a media outlet.
Application and Interpretation of the Provisions of this Law
Article 8
No provision of this Law may be interpreted or applied in a manner that may result in the abrogation of a right guaranteed by this Law or to a
greater restriction of such a right than prescribed.
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