The ECMI Kosovo’s October 2014 newsletter of the European Centre for Minority Issues Kosovo is now available online.
The past month’s update from the European Centre for Minority Issues Kosovo was circulated today. Please refer to ECMI Kosovo’s October 2014 newsletter to find the newsletter entries on ECMI Kosovo project updates:
- Women’s Activism Week
- Training sessions with the Municipal Assembly Members
- Orgnaisation of the Study Visit
- The recording of four promotional videos with the representatives of the CCC and its Secretariat
- Evaluation workshop in Northern Kosovo
- Monitoring and Evaluation of Language Rights in Kosovo through the Use of Indicators
- Grant Application Support to the Minority Women in Kosovo
In terms of institutional development, the ECMI Kosovo October 2014 Newsletter talks about the Consultative Council for Communities:
- The Consultative Council for Communities elected its chairman and two of his deputies
- The first workshop with the new appointed members of the Consultative Council for Communities
Regarding the political developments in Kosovo, the current newsletter reports:
- Members of Parliament representing community parties petition the President for a clarification of Article 127 of the Constitutional Court’s decision on the election of the Assembly Speaker
- Two Kosovo Ministers take part in a conference in Belgrade for the first time after the normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia
- Political stalemate continues as LDK-AAK-Nisma supported by several MPs representing Kosovo’s communities prepare to ask the Constitutional Court for additional clarifications
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See also: ECMI Kosovo Short Update on Political Developments: Minority Communities Want the Stalemate Over
Archive: See previous newsletters from ECMI Kosovo
Source: ECMI InfoChannel @ European Centre for Minority Issues.
