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        • Citizens of Serbia on Police Corruption

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          • Autor/ka: Marko Savkovic, Predrag Petrovic, Sasa Djordjevic

          • Citizens of Serbia on Police Corruption

          • This is the first study of public opinion in realization of civil society organization where the focus is on the perception of corruption in the police, citizens' personal experiences with corruption in the police and evaluation of the reforms of the police in this area.

        • Towards Mission Possible

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          • Towards Mission Possible

          • This policy brief is result of a project of learning and exchange among the peer civil society organisations from Egypt (One World Foundation) and Serbia (Belgrade Centre for Security Policy) facilitated by PASOS. The cooperation took place over the period of a year starting in the second half of ...

        • Collection of Policy Papers on Police Reform in Serbia number 6

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          • Autor/ka: Jan Litavski, Nevena Dičić Kostić, Sasa Djordjevic

          • Collection of Policy Papers on Police Reform in Serbia number 6

          • The latest issue of Collection of Policy Papers propose answers on building safe community in Serbia, the position of the police in the new Criminal Procedure Code, and the role of ethics in policing.

        Is a More Assertive Europe Possible Through Pooling and Sharing Initiatives?Citizens of Serbia on Police CorruptionEurope’s Defence in Times of Austerity: Spending Cuts as a One-Way Street?Towards Mission PossibleCollection of Policy Papers on Police Reform in Serbia number 6
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          In this case study written by Zorana Brozovic we have explored people’s perspective on territorial and boundary issues in South Serbia, near administrative boundary with Kosovo and Metohija.

           

           

          Data for this research were collected in the town of Bujanovac. Our findings show that the biggest challenge in this community is underdevelopment. Participants in this region have stated that, while society is divided along ethnic lines, other problems include non-recognition of degrees awarded in Kosovo; the prolonged presence of armed forces in this region; and lack of freedom of movement for the people living in Kosovo.

           

           

          With the recommendations in this paper we are addressing Government of Serbia, local authorities and the international community.

           

          This case study is a product of project The People’s Peacemaking Perspectives, a joint initiative implemented by Conciliation Resources and Saferworld and financed under the European Commission’s Instrument for Stability.

        • Tags: Serbi, Kosovo, dispute, administrative line, local community
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