The Gay Straight Alliance and the Queeria Centre started the process of organization of this year’s Pride Parade in Serbia, aiming to ensure its success and invited all citizens to sign the Petition for successful 2010 Pride Parade. Read more…
Transparency International BiH (TIBiH), in cooperation with popular TV programme “Surrealist Top List” (Top lista nadrealista), launched the “Financing of political parties” public campaign, which was presented on Tuesday, July 20, in Sarajevo. The official motto of the campaign is “Money has a Name – demand transparent financing of political parties”. Read more…
Today, July 19, 2010, the Initiative for Prenj Mountain was launched officially with the signing of the Protocol of Cooperation and an action at the Fra Grga Martić Square (in front of Sarajevo Cathedral), which marked the official start of the “For Prenj from the Heart” Campaign. Read more…
The Ekologija.com.hr portal launched, on June 30, a petition for total ban of use of plastic bags in Croatia. The petition, which has collected slightly over 1,000 signatures so far, will stay online for as long as there is interest in the public to endorse it. The petition can be signed on the Ekologija.com.hr portal.
Help us stop data retention!
The European Commission is currently considering to propose changes to the EU data retention directive which we have always opposed as a flagrant violation of our privacy. There is sigificant momentum at the moment to abolish the system of mandatory blanket retention of all communications data: critical comments by the new commissioners early this year, critical constitutional court judgements, the imminent ECJ procedure initiated by Digital Rights Ireland as well as a promising coalition agreement by the new British government.
What would be helpful now, according to all experts, is a joint letter by organisations from all over Europe, calling on the competent commissioners to propose abandoning data retention. Broad pressure on and support of the Commission is needed to trigger such a move. Read more…
Upon successful realization of the educational programs “Be the change, volunteer! 2008 and 2009″, Centre for youth education invites all young people age 15 to 23 to apply for the educational program for volunteer free of charge.
Educational program “Be the change, volunteer! 2010 is 6 months program composed out of various trainings including: values of volunteering, team building and development, communication skills basics, constructive conflict resolution, project proposal writing, public performance.
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Centre for youth education started with implementation of the project „Travnik wireless city“. In the next few days addoptation of the park near the municipality court into the Hot Spot zone is expected. Hot spot will offer free internet connection to everyone, esspecially youth. Read more…
Thirteen organizations in 36 cities and towns and 105 rural areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the assistance of the Swiss Cooperation Office and the Heinrich Boll Foundation, implements the “101 Reasons Why Vote for Women” campaign. The campaign, aiming to present the BiH public with advantages of involvement of women in national political life and the negative consequences of their exclusion from decision-making processes, started in April, and will last until the end of October 2010. For additional information on the project and the campaign, schedule of activities and participating partners, visit the website www.101razlog.ba.
Are you getting angry when you have to waste plastic bottles instead to recycle them? 
Eco action, Greenvisions and CCI are inviting you to join the alert action on the plateau in front of BBI center in Sarajevo on May 27th 2010 at 11:00:
RETURN THE BOTTLE – AN CHARGE FOR IT
Collect th plastic bottles in your neighborhood, bring them to the place of action and the organizers of the action will reimburse you 10 kpf per bottle.
At the same time you can sign the petition for legislation regulative on recycling in FBiH.
One hundred bottles is maximum which can be reimbursed.
This action is part of the campaign “Clean the waste”,which is conducted by CCI in past two years. Main goal of the campaign is adoption of the legislative in order to regulate waste management, especially recycling.

The German government is opposing the adoption of a new European Union (EU) anti-discrimination directive. This directive should contribute to end exclusion and discrimination that people suffer because of their age, sexual orientation, religion or disability. The adoption of this new anti-discrimination directive requires the agreement of all 27 EU Member States. Germany should cease its opposition so that discrimination in Europe can be effectively addressed.
Petition from Amnesty International for the adoption of the horizontal anti discrimination directive in the EU. It does not take much time, and is a contribution to the campaign for the directive.
http://www.amnesty-actie.nl/eupetition/