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Vote, it's about you! Fight for a better world! Register, vote, decide

Glasuvaй, teb te zasяga! Spečeli borbata za po-dobъr sъvet! Vpiši se, glasuvaй, rešavaй

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Bulgarian

Keywords: Serbia; Elections; national councils; national minorities; voting rights; OSCE

The fourth cycle of elections for national councils of national minorities will be held on November 13, 2022. We present the most important information about voting rights, the process of electing national councils, the prerequisites for participating in the elections, how to register on a special voter list, and how to exercise your right to vote in a short information leaflet that we have prepared with the support of the OSCE Mission to Serbia.

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Vote, it's about you! Fight for a better world! Register, vote, decide! (Bunjevac language)

Glasaj, tebe se tiče! Izbori se za bolji savit! Upiši se, glasaj, odluči! (bunjevački jezik)

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Croatian,Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; Elections; national councils; national minorities; voting rights; OSCE; Bunjevci

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Vote, it's about you! Fight for a better world! Register, vote, decide!

Glasuj, tebe se tiče! Izbori se za bolje vijeće! Upiši se, glasuj, odluči

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Croatian

Keywords: Serbia; Elections; national councils; national minorities; voting rights; OSCE

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Elections for national councils of national minorities

U susret izborima za nacionalne savete nacionalnih manjina

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; elections; national minorities; national councils

Fourth cycle of elections for representative bodies of national minorities in Serbia, 2022.

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Recommendations for improving the electoral process

Preporuke za unapređenje izbornog procesa

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; elections; parliamentary elections; presidential elections

Parliamentary and presidential elections on April 3, 2022

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Elections in Serbia 2022 and conflict in Ukraine

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

Keywords: Serbia; elections; online portals; Facebook

Attitudes of electoral participants in online portals and on Facebook

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WHAT DOES THE NEW SET OF ELECTION LAWS BRING TO US?

ŠTA NAM DONOSI NOVI SET IZBORNIH ZAKONA?

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; elections; election laws; Local Elections

Analysis of the most important news in election laws: Law on Election of People's Deputies, Law on Local Elections and Law on Election of the President of the Republic

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WHAT DOES THE NEW LAW ON FINANCING POLITICAL ACTIVITIES BRING US?

ŠTA NAM DONOSI NOVI ZAKON O FINANSIRANJU POLITIČKIH AKTIVNOSTI?

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; elections; Financing political activities

Analysis of the most important provisions in the Law on Financing political activities: CeSID's review, chronology and key news

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SUPPORT FOR DATA-BASED DECISION-MAKING IN THE MEDIA LABOUR MARKET: ENHANCING MEDIA PROFESSIONALS’ DIGITAL COMPETENCES

Author(s): Emilija Orestijević,Ivo Čolović / Language(s): English

Keywords: media; digital skills; media market; media professionals

This research, conducted as part of the project ‘Support for data-based decision-making in the media labour market: enhancing media professionals’ digital competences’, aimed primarily at assessing demand for digital skills and expertise of media professionals in the media market. The study also seeks to inform data-based decision-making by all relevant media stakeholders and help with implementation of the Media Strategy (covering the period to 2025) and the Digital Skills Strategy (set to expire in 2024). The study polled various groups of media professionals (decision-makers/senior media officers, academia, and media associations) in Serbia and involved a combination of quantitative methods (survey) and qualitative ones (in-depth interviews and focus group discussions).

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PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL POSITION OF SERBIA - Opinion poll report

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

Keywords: international relations; Foreign Relations; Media Influence; Euroscepticism; Economic Perception

Serbians are exceptionally interested in international relations and the country’s foreign relations. As many as 65 percent of those polled reported finding out about these issues from television; an additional one-third did so using online news sources, and a final 16 percent relied on social media. The choice of preferred media outlet for accessing foreign policy information depended on educational attainment, age, region, and place of residence. As such, the majority of the Serbian population – those with elementary or secondary education, half of whom are rural residents – is reliant primarily on television as the key source of news in all areas of day-to-day life.

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CONTENT ANALYSIS: Understanding Causes, Creating Future: An Initiative for Building Resilience to Disinformation

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Foreign Perception; Media Influence; COVID-19 Impact

Two countries that citizens of Serbia perceive as Serbia's greatest friends are Russia and China. On the other hand, support for the European integration process is relatively small, while the influence of the United States on Serbia over the years is generally perceived as negative, although a research shows that relations between US and Serbia are improving. Also, citizens often mistakenly believe that the Russia and China are among the biggest donors in Serbia of the past 20 years.

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FINAL REPORT – METHODOLOGY AND CAMPAIGN GUIDE

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

Keywords: mass media; Disinformation; Western Balkan; public campaign

Understanding Causes, Creating Future: An Initiative for Building Resilienceto Disinformation

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PERSONS AT RISK OF STATELESSNESS IN SERBIA: OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENT SITUATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE

LICA U RIZIKU OD APATRIDIJE U SRBIJI : PREGLED TRENUTNOG STANJA I PREPORUKE ZA BUDUĆNOST

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: statelessness; Roma; Serbia; informal settlements;

The third research in order, whose main goal is to obtain representative data on the prevalence of statelessness among the population of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptians (RAE) living in informal settlements in Serbia, was conducted on a sample of 1,807 households in which a total of 9,218 people live. The research itself had two directions, one which fully followed the previous two cycles of research (2010 and 2015) and is a survey of public opinion in informal settlements where members of RAE national minorities live, while the second part of the research was conducted through a series of in-depth interviews with representatives of actors who are directly or indirectly involved in the adoption and implementation of regulations aimed at reducing the occurrence of statelessness.

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PUBLIC OPINION RESEARCH REPORT: CITIZENS' PERCEPTION OF THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IN SERBIA FOR THE YEAR 2020 (III CYCLE)

IZVEŠTAJ SA ISTRAŽIVANJA JAVNOG MNJENJA: PERCEPCIJA GRAĐANA O BORBI PROTIV KORUPCIJE U SRBIJI ZA 2020. GODINU (III CIKLUS)

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; Corruption;

Corruption is constantly at the top of the list of problems faced by the citizens of Serbia. Similar to previous research cycles, this time too we find 12% of citizens who consider corruption to be a primary problem that directly affects their lives and the lives of their families.

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Women’s Court: About the Process

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: Women’s Court; Yugoslavia;

The texts in this publication have undertaken the difficult task of presenting the complex process of establishing, bringing together and finally organizing Women’s Court for the successor countries of SFR Yugoslavia. Following the premise that Women’s Court is a space for women’s testimonies, a space for hearing women’s voices as well as the space for acknowledging their resistance, in 2010 an initiative to go ahead with this process was revived during the course of which, the preparing and organizing the Women’s Court gathered activists from all successor countries of SFR Yugoslavia.

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WOMEN FOR PEACE

ŽENE ZA MIR

Author(s): / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: anti-militarism; pacifism; feminism; peace; solidarity

We are a group of women who express opposition to the war in black and silence.Such a protest began the Israeli pacifists, January 1988. year, opposing the occupation of Palestine. They were joined by American and Palestinian pacifists. These women thus proved that women's solidarity knows the limits of national, religious, state even when the regime deliberately conflicts and shares them. The same form of protest of the Italian pacifists, February this year, expressed resistance to the war in the bay. They were joined by the English and German pacifists. For weeks, Women in Black in Italy protest against the war in Yugoslavia. Women in Black in Belgrade, women gather in Belgrade in a public place and in black and silence expresses protest against war.

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AN UNPRECEDENTED ELECTION - Assessment of the electoral process in Serbia since 4 March 2020

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

Keywords: Serbia; Elections; Election Boycott; Democracy; Parliamentary; One of Five Million

The underlying emotional narrative, lack of communication between key political stakeholders, a lengthy series of demonstrations (held under the motto One of Five Million until the eponymous organisation left the protest movement), unhappiness with the state of the country’s democracy and electoral conditions, and in particular dissatisfaction with Parliament due to repeated breaches of parliamentary rules and laws, led a large section of the opposition to first walk out of Parliament and then to call for a boycott of the election. This long-standing political strategy of refusing to attend Parliament gradually worked its way into other areas of politics as well: opposition parties countered the calling of the election by formally launching a boycott campaign with the adoption of the Declaration to Boycott the General Election on 1 February 2020. Yet the seeming unity of the opposition parties and movements had begun to unravel by degrees even before the election was called. In late January, the One of Five Million association, which had spearheaded the demonstrations, announced they would contest the election as others had ‘betrayed the idea of the boycott’. The opposition bloc was also divided around taking part in local elections, with Saša Paunović, Nebojša Zelenović, and Milan Stamatović, the mayors of Paraćin, Šabac, and Čajetina, respectively, resolved to contest local elections in their communities in the teeth of disapproval from much of the opposition.

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LIFE IN THE TIME OF A PANDEMIC

ŽIVOT U DOBA PANDEMIJE

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Covid-19

HOW DO WE FEEL? WHAT WE DO IN SELF-ISOLATIONAND WHAT ARE WE MISSING THE MOST?

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Dialogue on the improvement of electoral conditions

Dijalog o unapređenju izbornih uslova

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; Elections

During the summer of 2019, the Foundation for Open Society and the Faculty of Political Sciences launched a dialogue between the government and the opposition in the form of a series of round tables on electoral conditions in preparation for the elections that Serbia welcomes in the atmosphere of the announced boycott of the opposition, with a lack of communication between the most important political actors and deep polarization in society.

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MIGRATION MANAGMENT - EU Support to Municipalities Hosting Migrants

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: migration; migration management; Serbia;

Agency for public opinion research CeSID within the framework of European Union support for migration management in the Republic of Serbia

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