SERBIA Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has demanded an apology from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) over allegations that the government was censoring media and the internet.
"From ... the OSCE, after all the untruths you brought up regarding Serbia, I expect a simple apology," Vucic said, addressing OSCE representative on freedom of the media, Dunja Mijatovic.
Mijatovic referred to reports that blogs were shut down that were critical of action by Vucic's cabinet during recent floods.
"I am deeply concerned by reports that websites and online content were blocked. It is a clear violation of the right to freedom of expression," she said, speaking at a conference in Stockholm last week.
She warned Serbia to nurture uncensored debate on matters of public interest, particularly in times of crisis such as during massive flooding in the Balkans in late May.
Vucic dismissed the allegations, insisting that the information Mijatovic passed along was "picked up from a site running a customary dirty campaign against its government".
Adding that the information was unverified, he asked for a "single shred of evidence" to back the allegations.
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