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How to be free and think critically?
During the recording of the series “Perspektiva” in Prijedor, the young people said many great things that, unfortunately, due to the lack of time, were not included in the final shows. One of the topics that has been started was free and critical thinking.
Censorship in order to “protect state reputation and digity”
The new Act on State Symbols in Montenegro provides for fines of between EUR 1,000 and EUR 20,000 if “the legal entity uses a coat of arms and a flag in artistic creation, teaching and education in a way that violates the public morality, reputation and dignity of Montenegro”, or “performs, corrects, adds or modifies on the Grb or Zastava, if the flag is placed so that it touches the ground or as a mat or curtain; in text or melody make any changes “, and in other similar forms and situations, if this could be interpreted as” insulting the reputation and dignity of Montenegro “.
Why is Serbia protesting?
For months, there have been protests in Serbia called “1 of 5 million.” The protests were initiated as a reaction to the current socio-political situation in Serbia. Why did Serbia protest, we asked four young members of the opposition parties in Serbia.
Religious Monuments Shouln’t be Blamed for our Inter-ethnic Conflicts
During the last war in Kosovo and the March riots in 2004 many religious monuments were destroyed and damaged by the Serbian and Albanian inhabitants at the time. Now Kosovo youngsters are thinking that the monuments are not to be blamed for the inter-ethnic conflicts before and after the war in Kosovo. In city of Ferizaj, now they are trying to recall their common history throught cultural heritage and religious monuments. Learn more about in the video by our correspondent Vjosa Cerkini.
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How to be free and think critically?
During the recording of the series “Perspektiva” in Prijedor, the young people said many great things that, unfortunately, due to the lack of time, were not included in the final shows. One of the topics that has been started was free and critical thinking.
Censorship in order to “protect state reputation and digity”
The new Act on State Symbols in Montenegro provides for fines of between EUR 1,000 and EUR 20,000 if “the legal entity uses a coat of arms and a flag in artistic creation, teaching and education in a way that violates the public morality, reputation and dignity of Montenegro”, or “performs, corrects, adds or modifies on the Grb or Zastava, if the flag is placed so that it touches the ground or as a mat or curtain; in text or melody make any changes “, and in other similar forms and situations, if this could be interpreted as” insulting the reputation and dignity of Montenegro “.
Why is Serbia protesting?
For months, there have been protests in Serbia called “1 of 5 million.” The protests were initiated as a reaction to the current socio-political situation in Serbia. Why did Serbia protest, we asked four young members of the opposition parties in Serbia.
Religious Monuments Shouln’t be Blamed for our Inter-ethnic Conflicts
During the last war in Kosovo and the March riots in 2004 many religious monuments were destroyed and damaged by the Serbian and Albanian inhabitants at the time. Now Kosovo youngsters are thinking that the monuments are not to be blamed for the inter-ethnic conflicts before and after the war in Kosovo. In city of Ferizaj, now they are trying to recall their common history throught cultural heritage and religious monuments. Learn more about in the video by our correspondent Vjosa Cerkini.
How to be free and think critically?
During the recording of the series “Perspektiva” in Prijedor, the young people said many great things that, unfortunately, due to the lack of time, were not included in the final shows. One of the topics that has been started was free and critical thinking.
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Censorship in order to “protect state reputation and digity”
The new Act on State Symbols in Montenegro provides for fines of between EUR 1,000 and EUR 20,000 if “the legal entity uses a coat of arms and a flag in artistic creation, teaching and education in a way that violates the public morality, reputation and dignity of Montenegro”, or “performs, corrects, adds or modifies on the Grb or Zastava, if the flag is placed so that it touches the ground or as a mat or curtain; in text or melody make any changes “, and in other similar forms and situations, if this could be interpreted as” insulting the reputation and dignity of Montenegro “.
Why is Serbia protesting?
For months, there have been protests in Serbia called “1 of 5 million.” The protests were initiated as a reaction to the current socio-political situation in Serbia. Why did Serbia protest, we asked four young members of the opposition parties in Serbia.
Religious Monuments Shouln’t be Blamed for our Inter-ethnic Conflicts
During the last war in Kosovo and the March riots in 2004 many religious monuments were destroyed and damaged by the Serbian and Albanian inhabitants at the time. Now Kosovo youngsters are thinking that the monuments are not to be blamed for the inter-ethnic conflicts before and after the war in Kosovo. In city of Ferizaj, now they are trying to recall their common history throught cultural heritage and religious monuments. Learn more about in the video by our correspondent Vjosa Cerkini.
Change of Name “by Compromise”
Macedonia is currently undergoing a complex process of changing the country’s name in the Rebublic of Northern Macedonia. The agreement signed with Greece to unblock the process of joining the EU into NATO and NATO. The youth’s views on this topic are divided. More in our video by Kristine Ozimec.
Civic Education of Young Kosovars
Civic Education classes are the place where young Kosovars learn about their rights. Most of the rights of kids and youth on Kosovo are based on European and global conventions, but the problem is that many of them don’t know abut most of their rights. More in video by Vjosa Ćerkini.
Is Nationalism Good?
We talked with four representatives of the youth of four opposition political parties in Serbia about the term of nationalism. What does youth think about whether nationalism is good and whether it brings anything good?
Author: Aleksandar Klarić
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How to be free and think critically?
During the recording of the series “Perspektiva” in Prijedor, the young people said many great things that, unfortunately, due to the lack of time, were not included in the final shows. One of the topics that has been started was free and critical thinking.
Censorship in order to “protect state reputation and digity”
The new Act on State Symbols in Montenegro provides for fines of between EUR 1,000 and EUR 20,000 if “the legal entity uses a coat of arms and a flag in artistic creation, teaching and education in a way that violates the public morality, reputation and dignity of Montenegro”, or “performs, corrects, adds or modifies on the Grb or Zastava, if the flag is placed so that it touches the ground or as a mat or curtain; in text or melody make any changes “, and in other similar forms and situations, if this could be interpreted as” insulting the reputation and dignity of Montenegro “.
Why is Serbia protesting?
For months, there have been protests in Serbia called “1 of 5 million.” The protests were initiated as a reaction to the current socio-political situation in Serbia. Why did Serbia protest, we asked four young members of the opposition parties in Serbia.
Religious Monuments Shouln’t be Blamed for our Inter-ethnic Conflicts
During the last war in Kosovo and the March riots in 2004 many religious monuments were destroyed and damaged by the Serbian and Albanian inhabitants at the time. Now Kosovo youngsters are thinking that the monuments are not to be blamed for the inter-ethnic conflicts before and after the war in Kosovo. In city of Ferizaj, now they are trying to recall their common history throught cultural heritage and religious monuments. Learn more about in the video by our correspondent Vjosa Cerkini.
Change of Name “by Compromise”
Macedonia is currently undergoing a complex process of changing the country’s name in the Rebublic of Northern Macedonia. The agreement signed with Greece to unblock the process of joining the EU into NATO and NATO. The youth’s views on this topic are divided. More in our video by Kristine Ozimec.
Civic Education of Young Kosovars
Civic Education classes are the place where young Kosovars learn about their rights. Most of the rights of kids and youth on Kosovo are based on European and global conventions, but the problem is that many of them don’t know abut most of their rights. More in video by Vjosa Ćerkini.
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How to be free and think critically?
During the recording of the series “Perspektiva” in Prijedor, the young people said many great things that, unfortunately, due to the lack of time, were not included in the final shows. One of the topics that has been started was free and critical thinking.
Censorship in order to “protect state reputation and digity”
The new Act on State Symbols in Montenegro provides for fines of between EUR 1,000 and EUR 20,000 if “the legal entity uses a coat of arms and a flag in artistic creation, teaching and education in a way that violates the public morality, reputation and dignity of Montenegro”, or “performs, corrects, adds or modifies on the Grb or Zastava, if the flag is placed so that it touches the ground or as a mat or curtain; in text or melody make any changes “, and in other similar forms and situations, if this could be interpreted as” insulting the reputation and dignity of Montenegro “.
Why is Serbia protesting?
For months, there have been protests in Serbia called “1 of 5 million.” The protests were initiated as a reaction to the current socio-political situation in Serbia. Why did Serbia protest, we asked four young members of the opposition parties in Serbia.
Religious Monuments Shouln’t be Blamed for our Inter-ethnic Conflicts
During the last war in Kosovo and the March riots in 2004 many religious monuments were destroyed and damaged by the Serbian and Albanian inhabitants at the time. Now Kosovo youngsters are thinking that the monuments are not to be blamed for the inter-ethnic conflicts before and after the war in Kosovo. In city of Ferizaj, now they are trying to recall their common history throught cultural heritage and religious monuments. Learn more about in the video by our correspondent Vjosa Cerkini.
Censorship in order to “protect state reputation and digity”
The new Act on State Symbols in Montenegro provides for fines of between EUR 1,000 and EUR 20,000 if “the legal entity uses a coat of arms and a flag in artistic creation, teaching and education in a way that violates the public morality, reputation and dignity of Montenegro”, or “performs, corrects, adds or modifies on the Grb or Zastava, if the flag is placed so that it touches the ground or as a mat or curtain; in text or melody make any changes “, and in other similar forms and situations, if this could be interpreted as” insulting the reputation and dignity of Montenegro “.
Why is Serbia protesting?
For months, there have been protests in Serbia called “1 of 5 million.” The protests were initiated as a reaction to the current socio-political situation in Serbia. Why did Serbia protest, we asked four young members of the opposition parties in Serbia.
Religious Monuments Shouln’t be Blamed for our Inter-ethnic Conflicts
During the last war in Kosovo and the March riots in 2004 many religious monuments were destroyed and damaged by the Serbian and Albanian inhabitants at the time. Now Kosovo youngsters are thinking that the monuments are not to be blamed for the inter-ethnic conflicts before and after the war in Kosovo. In city of Ferizaj, now they are trying to recall their common history throught cultural heritage and religious monuments. Learn more about in the video by our correspondent Vjosa Cerkini.
Change of Name “by Compromise”
Macedonia is currently undergoing a complex process of changing the country’s name in the Rebublic of Northern Macedonia. The agreement signed with Greece to unblock the process of joining the EU into NATO and NATO. The youth’s views on this topic are divided. More in our video by Kristine Ozimec.
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