How to transform Macedonian Radio Television (MRT) into a modern broadcast media that is approachable for the citizens? To do this, a different normative model of a public service is needed than the one now included in the legislation – a participatory model of a public broadcasting service.
In the wake of the media reforms arising from the Przhino Agreement, a group of media organizations have submitted to the Government a Request for a systematic media reform which highlights the priority issues that require urgent legislative changes and practical measures to be implemented by the relevant institutions.
The purpose of the policy paper was to determine whether the information on the public individuals published in the media satisfies the so-called “public interest test”, that is, whether the media properly balance the rights of those individuals to privacy with the “right to know” of the public.
The project aimed to strengthen the Government’s strategic communication capacities by developing a communication strategy, ethical guidelines, crisis communication tools and training for government communicators.
The project aimed to advance gender equality by developing entrepreneurial and leadership skills, promoting balanced leadership and encouraging organisations to create equal career development opportunities for women and men.
The project aimed to strengthen the communication capacities of civil society organisations and initiatives for more effective communication with citizens, target groups and the media through digital and new media.
A group of experts and civil society organizations, including the Institute of Communication Studies (ICS) have prepared a Blueprint for immediate democratic reforms aimed at restoring democratic standards and values in Macedonia, thus restoring the confidence of the citizens in key state institutions.
The project aimed to bring the results of monitoring the work of the State Audit Office closer to the wider public through clear, visual and easy-to-understand content.
The project aimed to encourage citizens’ legislative initiatives on human rights and greater involvement of citizens and civil society organisations in law-making processes. The project “Citizens in Parliament: legislative initiatives for human rights” aimed to strengthen the participation of citizens and civil society organisations in legislative processes, especially on issues related to human rights. The…