From ECMI Kosovo
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Following almost 6 months of political wrangling, the Assembly of Kosovo elected Isa Mustafa, chairman of LDK and former mayor of Pristina, Prime Minister on 9 December 2014. Mustafa was elected with 73 votes for, 38 against, and 2 abstentions.…
Today, on Human Rights Day, the European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) Kosovo would like to reiterate its unwavering support for the advancement of human rights and minority rights in Kosovo.
On December 4th 2014, a roundtable discussion was held in Prishtinë/Priština to mark the finalisation of the project, “How to breathe life into Kosovo anti-discrimination legislation”. The roundtable was organized and coordinated by the European Centre for Minority Issues Kosovo…
Over the course of the implementation of the project Empowering Civil Society to Participate Effectively in Policy and Decision-Making Processes through Dialogue with Government Institutions, funded by the European Union Office in Kosovo, ECMI Kosovo, and with its partners Communication…
There are alarming reports from all over Kosovo of a steep increase of illegal emigrations out of Kosovo towards western countries during recent months. A large number of individuals and even entire families are reported to have migrated to western…
ECMI Kosovo has become aware of several incidents involving minority communities, most of which are clearly ethnically motivated. The incidents include damage to private property and stone-throwing at homes owned by Kosovo Serbs. ECMI Kosovo would like to take the…