Although the problems we face are apparent, we have seen signs over the past few years which make us hopeful women will have the place they deserve in Kosovo's politics. Marija Radulovic For those of us who live and work in Kosovo, especially those of us who deal with human
All analyses indicate that the key to change is in political party democratization, and due to partitocratic practices they are becoming actual centres of power to the detriment of democracy, functioning of institutions, and rule of law. Dr. Lejla Ramic-Mesihovic Poor representation of women in politics, and in all decision-making
Woman in politics, even in areas such as, economics, health, education, infrastructure, agriculture or tourism, assess from a more human point of view thelegal initiatives, actions or innovation and focus on caring for the social categories in need. Vasilika Hysi Society consists of women and men, boys and girls. Women
In the countries of the region, critical tones are being stifled, the media space is narrowed and difficult to establish. Abolishing the right to this space, accessible to all, is a devastating act, but it will not discourage us. Zvezdana Kovač We would like to inform you that the Twitter
And truly, Ana Brnabic gave the impression of a modern and capable young woman, someone who could bring new energy, expertise, determination, and even courage into the stale backwater of Serbian government. Zoran Kesic It is completely irrelevant whether a politician is male or female if they are a moral,
‘Voice of youth’ in North Macedonia is an open space for everyone who believes they should be loud and clear about their attitudes and perspectives, which will enable them to stay in their own country and realise their potential. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gld9SgLgZ20
Ivan Todorovic from the Civic Activism Network talks about the quiet youth migrations from Kosovo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPnIbp2IRE4
This video promotes interregional mobility of young people, cooperation, intercultural dialogue and learning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWnOjARUjHM
Aziz Djipa from the KULT Institute for Youth Development highlights that a quarter of young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina are considering leaving the country. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiUrREH3lyw
The video promotes a three-year program aimed at improving youth capacity to understand problems of active citizenship, financed by the Hainns Seidel Foundation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRgXAs6mh7E
