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Media reporting in Kosovo Marking the 25th Anniversary of the NATO Bombing

When it comes to issues related to war, media outlets in Kosovo tend to focus more on ethnic differences, while similarities or commonalities are often overlooked in the general portrayal, and dissenting voices are almost never included.

By Serbeze Haxhiaj - Isufi

Photo: Night protest in a Serbian city, large crowd fills the street, many hold up phones with flashlights, one sign reads "Don't lie to my grandma!" in Serbian Cyrillic.

How Brussels Risks Undermining Serbia’s Democratization Potential

Commentary

While Brussels may see the Jadar lithium mining project as a strategic step toward a greener future, Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić sees it as a tactical tool to reinforce his grip on power - just as hundreds of thousands rise to reclaim democracy.

Policy on Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment

This policy is part of a broader safeguarding framework developed by hbs on the basis of international guidelines for protection from sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (PSEAH). This framework also includes hbs’ Code of Conduct, Guidelinesfor the implementation of this policy and a Complaints and Allegation Management Policy.

Prevention and protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment

PAKT Loznica

Principi ozelenjavanja školskih dvorišta sa analizom pravilnika i praksi iz regiona

Publikacija

Iako je jedan od glavnih ciljeva ove publikacije da osvetli i približi dobre prakse iz regiona radi podsticanja sistemskih i pojedinačnih promena ka zelenijoj i harmoničnijoj budućnosti i istom takvom obrazovanju, namera je i da kroz tekst i fotografije validiramo, podržimo i promovišemo i obilje pozitivnih primera iz naših školskih dvorišta.

Vedran Džihić

Elena Gallina

The harrassment tax: unseen

In literal terms a harasser comes at me physically, but it's really my focus, attention, and sense of freedom he walks away with.In Kosovo, we have experienced large-scale gender liberalization in real terms (members of parliament, women in workforce, higher education attainment rates) since the war in ‘99, but we have not shaken off the more subtle lived-experienced elements of the patriarchy, such as the tax of harassment.

By Elena Gallina

Liridona Sijarina

Activist

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