The Government at a session on Tuesday (26.03.2024) made a decision on setting up a Council to monitor the implementation of the 2024-2028 Judicial Sector Development Strategy. According to the Ministry of Justice, the Council will be set up for the purpose of ensuring continuity in the practice of monitoring reforms in the judiciary. As…
Transparency International-Macedonia held an event in Radovish to promote its project activities. TI-Macedonia’s team set up a booth in the city square in order to have face-to-face meetings with citizens. Through the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre-ALAC, citizens had an opportunity to report corruption and irregularities within the institutions. The TI-Macedonia team set up a…
Transparency International – Macedonia held a meeting with the organization „Women’s Action“ from Radovish. „Women’s Action“ is an association for promoting the status of women in modern social processes. At the meeting was presented the National Integrity System Assessment, an analysis prepared within the project „EU4 Rule of Law: Citizen Engagement for Public Integrity (CEPI)…
The Annual Meeting of the Southeast Europe Coalition on Whistleblower Protection, hosted by the Coalition member Civic Alliance Montenegro took place on March 21, 2024 in Podgorica, Montenegro. The representative of TI-Macedonia at the meeting of the Coalition was Metodi Zajkov, Secretary General. The event brought together the coalition members from the Southeast Europe (SEE), representatives…
On February 13, 2024, the Honorary President Sladjana Taseva and the Secretary General Metodi Zajkov of Transparency International-Macedonia held a meeting with the Republic’s Public Prosecutor Ljupco Kocevski. During the meeting, possibilities for expanding mutual cooperation were discussed. TI-Macedonia presented the findings of the latest research on the National Integrity System Assessment, deepening mutual cooperation…
The President and members of the State Commission for Prevention of Corruption (SCPC) today held a meeting with representatives of the civil sector – members of the Platform of Civic Organizations for Fight Against Corruption consisting of: Institute for Democracy Societas Civilis Skopje, Coalition All For Fair Trials, Macedonian Center for International Cooperation, Helsinki Committee…
CORRUPTION BAROMETER FOR FEBRUARY 2024 Transparency International Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Dark” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic and…
Representative of Transparency International- Macedonia, Ms. Marija Sunchevska participated on the conference: “Regional Exchange on Strengthening Campaign Finance Systems and Practices” organized by OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) held in Warsaw on 21 and 22 February 2024. On the conferences were presented different perspectives and good practices in the regulation of…
The crime of human trafficking for labour exploitation remains largely under detected, which in turn deprives its victims from protecting their rights under the European Convention on action against trafficking in human beings. The inter-institutional co-operation of the anti-trafficking actors is considered essential for the effective detection of human trafficking for labour exploitation and the…
A representative of Transparency International Macedonia as a part of the Platform of Civil Society Organizations in the fight against corruption was part of the working group tasked with preparing a Draft Law on Whistleblower Protection formed by the Ministry of Justice. Our organization contributed with knowledge and expertise to improving the legal framework for…
