News and updates from BCSDN and the region
We are excited to present the first BCSDN research on Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) in the Western Balkans titled “From Silence to Strength:…
Read more →On 26 June 2024, the House of Representatives, one of the two chambers of the Parliament of the Federation Bosnia and Herzegovina, adopted the Draft…
Read more →The Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) publishes a call for services of an audit firm to perform audit of the annual financial reports for…
Read more →The Point 12 Conference was held in Sarajevo on June 24-25, followed by the GlobalFact conference on June 26-28, bringing together activists, journalists, academics, and…
Read more →On June 11-12, the International Conference on Freedom of Association took place in Istanbul, bringing together experts from Türkiye, Europe, the Balkans, and the USA.…
Read more →From Silence to Strength: A Regional Response to SLAPPs in the Western Balkans Tuesday, 2 July 11 AM CET, ZOOM The civic space across the…
Read more →(Insights from Regional Multistakeholder workshop on SLAPPS) On 28-29 May, the Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) organized the SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation)…
Read more →The Western Balkans Civil Society High-Level Conference, held on 24 May in Ljubljana, brought together EESC members, Slovenian officials, and civil society representatives from the…
Read more →Civic freedoms in decline in the EU and Western Balkans EU policies contributes to shrinking space for civil society Restrictions against protests showing solidarity with…
Read more →On 22-24 April, in Tirana, BCSDN’s Head of Policy and Advocacy, Anja Bosilkova-Antovska, participated in the first convening of the PxP Eastern Europe and Eurasia…
Read more →(Insights from Balkan Civic Space talks #2) In response to recent threats to civic space and electoral integrity in Serbia, the Balkan Civil Society…
Read more →One of entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska is moving ahead with its controversial “foreign agents” law despite domestic and international pressure and CSOs’…
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