The core activity of the Institute is the thematic analysis of the media regulation of the European states and the related current media law issues.
Currently in the framework of this activity the Institute prepares background analysis assisting the interpretation of the specific provisions of the new media laws (i.e. the Press Freedom Act and the Media Act), in an effort to publish the results of these analyses in the form of comparative legal papers.
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