“Only through a joint dialogue that will help us define desires and direction in which we want to move forward, can we achieve the rule of law in which citizens’ rights will be respected and laws enforced”, was the conclusion brought by the panel discussion “Discussion on the Rule of (Un) Law” organised by CRTA and the Politikon Network.
Due to suspected misuse of public resources for political purposes, CRTA will file another criminal charges as it found that among the more than 200 vehicles registered outside Lučani, observed on the day of the local elections in that municipality, on December 16th, 2018, there was a Skoda Superb owned by the Government of the AP of Vojvodina.
We urge the competent prosecutor’s office and the Anti-Corruption Agency to urgently react and initiate the proceedings against Igor Mirović, president of the Executive Committee of the AP Vojvodina Council who admitted in the N1 TV show that he had committed a crime
of misuse of public resources for political purposes.
Since the Rulebook on electronic media obligations during the election campaign was repealed in February 2019, and drafting of a new one did not begin eight months later, CRTA prepared and offered a draft of the new document. CRTA prepared the draft Rulebook on the basis of the findings of monitoring previous election cycles and…
If you want a better quality environment, a nicer neighbourhood, a happier community – create one! We made it easier for you this time because the PROMENI platform is now at the service of citizens across Serbia. It is intended for anyone who wants to kick off an activity in order to create a positive change in their local environment.
In the case of a chauvinist attack of the Happy TV on the professor Danijel Sinani, we are yet again confronted with a situation where institutions do not do their jobs, do not protect citizens’ rights, and do not respond to an obvious example of illegal behaviour.
On the occasion of the Week of the Public’s Right to Know, CRTA is organising a street action in Belgrade, on Wednesday September 25 th , wishing to urge citizens to ask the competent institution (Ministry of the Interior) whether automatic identity recognition system jeopardises citizens’ privacy. Within the campaign Serbia to information, a street action will be organised at Republic Square, from 4 to 6 pm.
At the street action “We have the right to know: Where are we all being monitored?”, the Belgraders sent more than 200 requests to the Ministry of Interior, asking which locations were covered by the identity recognition system, how much funding was allocated for video surveillance equipment and which method of surveillance proved to be…
The growing gap between the poor and the rich is one of the main strongholds of distrust in democracy. But the biggest problem is currently happening to the middle and middle-lower class, who are rebelling because they had reason to expect more than what is now being accomplished”, was the conclusion brought by the discussion…
