Tag : human rights

Human rights protection and COVID-19 in North Macedonia: Patching or rebuilding a system?

Simonida Kacarska02. 03. 2021.

by Simonida Kacarska02. 03. 2021.

The article was originally published on the Politikon Network’s website. 2020 has been a disastrous year for human rights in Europe, in the words of Dunja Mijatović,...

Opinions

Data Protection @40: Freedoms and rights in the cyber age

Tobias Flessenkemper25. 02. 2021.

by Tobias Flessenkemper25. 02. 2021.

In January human rights defenders worldwide marked the 40th anniversary of the Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic...

Society

Montenegro: Good results in health sector, lack of checks and balances still present

EWB29. 04. 2020.

by EWB29. 04. 2020.

PODGORICA – While the public health protection has so far been positive, the Coronavirus crisis has also shown the lack of transparency and imbalance between...

Politics

Picula: Government behavior in Serbia deviates from democratic standards

EWB28. 04. 2020.

by EWB28. 04. 2020.

BELGRADE – Authorities in Serbia have been deviating from democratic standards for a long time, to make it even more rigid since the outbreak of...

Analyses

Pandemic measures further complicate problems with human rights in the Western Balkans

Sandra Maksimović23. 04. 2020.23. 04. 2020.

by Sandra Maksimović23. 04. 2020.23. 04. 2020.

State of emergency has been introduced in all Western Balkan countries except Montenegro in order to fight the epidemic. In Serbia, its leaders are accused...

Politics

EC will reply to letter from MEPs on the situation in Serbia by the end of May

EWB21. 04. 2020.

by EWB21. 04. 2020.

BRUSSELS – A response to a letter on the state of the rule of law and human rights in Serbia, sent by a group of...

Politics

MEPs warn Várhelyi of serious situation in Serbia in regard to human rights

EWB16. 04. 2020.

by EWB16. 04. 2020.

STRASBOURG – A group of 21 MEPs sent a letter to European Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Olivér Várhelyi in which they point out to...

Analyses

Human rights in Serbia at the time of the pandemic: Violation or justified limitation?

Sandra Maksimović16. 04. 2020.16. 04. 2020.

by Sandra Maksimović16. 04. 2020.16. 04. 2020.

Serbia is one of the countries with the most rigorous measures taken due to the COVID-19 pandemic, introduced after a state of emergency was declared...

Analyses

Serbia’s Chapters 23 and 24: Authorities care for the form, not the essence of reforms

Marija Stojanović04. 10. 2019.08. 11. 2019.

by Marija Stojanović04. 10. 2019.08. 11. 2019.

BELGRADE – Apart from the long delay in the amendment of the Constitution, Serbian state authorities “shirk” their duties in numerous domains, the experts in...

News

EU project supports better monitoring of human rights in BiH

EWB Archives27. 06. 2017.05. 07. 2017.

by EWB Archives27. 06. 2017.05. 07. 2017.

SARAJEVO – Conference on communication and cooperation between the institutions, CSO’s and the media that was held on 22 June marked the end of the EU...

Simonida Kacarska

Director of the European Policy Institute (EPI) in Skopje, Macedonia. She holds a Ph.D. in Politics and International Studies from the University of Leeds and a MA in European Politics from the Sussex European Institute.

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Tag : human rights

Human rights protection and COVID-19 in North Macedonia: Patching or rebuilding a system?

Data Protection @40: Freedoms and rights in the cyber age

Montenegro: Good results in health sector, lack of checks and balances still present

Picula: Government behavior in Serbia deviates from democratic standards

Pandemic measures further complicate problems with human rights in the Western Balkans

EC will reply to letter from MEPs on the situation in Serbia by the end of May

MEPs warn Várhelyi of serious situation in Serbia in regard to human rights

Human rights in Serbia at the time of the pandemic: Violation or justified limitation?

Serbia’s Chapters 23 and 24: Authorities care for the form, not the essence of reforms

EU project supports better monitoring of human rights in BiH

Hahn: The EU remains focused on Macedonia and the region

Lajčák: EU convinced Belgrade, Pristina can normalize relations

Ivanov: Obstacles for giving the mandate still exist

Orav: Montenegro to improve integration dynamics through continuous efforts

Presentation of the Negotiation Chapter 6 – Company Law in Belgrade

Simonida Kacarska