Macedonia - Language policies on local level, lack money, lack staff
31 municipalities covering 800.000 people lack money and staff to use the languages of minorities in the country.
IDSCS
The Institute for Democracy “Societas Civilis” Skopje (IDSCS) is a Macedonian based think–tank organisation. The Institute was founded in 1999 by a group of intellectuals who gathered around the idea of democracy, solidarity and civil society.
Everything about Macedonian parliamentary elections 2014
All you need to know about the Macedonian parliamentary elections in 2014. The Handbook of IDSCS and KAS summarize the campaign, election legislation, the voting, results, political and institutional reactions on the process that resulted in strengthening of the position of the ruling party and the rejection of the results by the opposition which decided to boycott the parliament.
Institute for Democracy
Everything about Macedonian presidential elections 2014
All you need to know about the Macedonian presidential elections in 2014. The Handbook of IDSCS and KAS summarize the campaign, election legislation, the voting, results, political and institutional reactions on the process that resulted in strengthening of the position of the ruling party and the rejection of the results by the opposition which decided to boycott the parliament.
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Податоците се базирани на првиот и вториот извештај од кампањата. Финалните извештаи може да претстават поинаква слика. Сите податоци се превземени од веб сајтот на Државна изборна комисија.
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THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA’S 2014 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HANDBOOK -
The handbook gives an overview about the presidential elections 2014 as well as about the history of the presidential elections in Macedonia, the electoral system for presidential elections as well as information about current candidates for President. The online pdf-edition of the handbook is available in Macedonian, Albanian and English language and can be downloaded free of charge.
IDSCS
SELDI: MAJOR CORRUPTION CHALLENGES IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE
Corruption is continuously ranked among the major challenges faced by the SEE countries. Despite the positive efforts of establishing the regulatory and institutional base for countering corruption, including the establishment of specialised anti-corruption agencies, which are being introduced in the majority of the countries in the region, significant problems persist, especially with regard to the practical implementation of the existing legal framework and institutional enforcement.
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