By Darko Dimitrijević The end of the three-month transitional period has exposed the gap between the promise of integration and the reality of administrative exclusion
By: Bosiljka Vukanic Although political narratives often emphasize differences, everyday problems such as water cuts, environmental pollution, unemployment and the migration of young people equally
On 23 July, the Musine Kokalari Institute for Social Policy held its inaugural meeting at the Municipal Assembly of Istog with the Chair of the
Improving access to services, expanding preschool care capacities, strengthening citizens’ participation in decision-making processes, and increasing oversight of municipal policies were highlighted as some of
Social policies and services in the Municipality of Prizren require better institutional coordination, more sustainable funding, and greater involvement of civil society organisations in the
Become Part of the Sixth Generation! The Institute for Social Policy Musine Kokalari is pleased to announce the call for applications for the sixth edition
Pressure from employers and widespread practices of hiring workers outside of formal employment contracts makes union organizing in the Serbian fast food industry practically impossible.
According to the available data of the Center for Emancipation Policies (CPE) for 2024, in the textile, clothing, leather and footwear sector, according to official
Even though the need for pension insurance in Serbia was established over one hundred years ago, today, over 120,000 citizens over the age of 65
Kosovo’s labor market continues to be marked by irregular contracts, violations of workers’ rights, and job insecurity. Yet, alongside this reality, a small segment mainly
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