The new Programme aims at promoting freedom of expression and freedom of the media in line with Council of Europe's standards and follows up on the results achieved in JUFREX in its three components: support to Legal professionals, support to Media Regulatory Authorities, support to Media Actor

The Council of Europe project “Reinforcing gender equality and other ethical standards in Azerbaijani media” aims to promote gender equality and other ethical standards in and through media in Azerbaijan.

The Project to Support Independent Bodies in Tunisia PAII-T is a joint program between the European Union (EU) and the Council of Europe for a period of three years running from January 2019 until 31 December 2021.

The Council of Europe Project “Strengthening Media freedom, Internet governance and Personal data protection in Georgia” was launched on 1 February 2021 and will be implemented during 24 months. The Project is funded by the voluntary contributions of donors in the framework of the Council of Europe Action Plan for the Georgia 2020-2023. The Project’s total budget is EUR 481.000.

The Council of Europe Project “Legal Education in the Field of Freedom of Expression in Ukraine” was launched on 15 February 2021 and will be implemented over four months. The Project is funded by the voluntarily contribution of the Government of Flanders in the framework of the Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine for 2018-2022. The Project’s total budget is EUR 65.936.

The Project’s global objective is to support the alignment of the national legislation and practice in Ukraine with the European standards in the areas of media freedom and human rights protection.

The project falls under the component of the South Programme III which aims at fostering exchanges and networking between the Southern Mediterranean and Europe in the area of combating violence against women.

The project to promote freedom of expression and media pluralism in Morocco is a joint program between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Council of Europe for a period of four years running from January 2019 until December 2021.

The Media and Information Literacy: for Human Rights and More Democracy project aims to enhance media literacy in Bosnia and Herzegovina and develop the capabilities of groups such as public officials, university students, civil society organisations, media actors and citizens to access, understand and critically use the information available in the media.