Analyses
“Hope” – Bookshop with a Mission
Bookshop with a mission “Hope” of Parallel World Association Since we put the PJs on we know what is to be a prisoner in your own home. Day after day without a goal, meaning or direction. Could be worst though – being under quarantine for life because you are a parent of a child with […]
Learn moreArt Studio Tvorilnica
Art Studio Tvorilnica of the Global Initiative on Psychiatry – Sofia Today the state of emergency is for everyone, but it is particularly harsh for people with mental disorders such as the workers in Art Studio Tvorilnica. This are eleven people for whom more than anyone is of the most importance to have secure, clear […]
Learn moreBistro Caristo
Bistro “Caristo” of Caritas – Sofia It is located on bul. Hristo Smirnenski 45. It became famous with its original Lebanese cousins – shish tauk, Lebanese kebab… and with its 2 cooks who are refugees from Lebanon. The third person in the kitchen is a Bulgarian woman in vulnerable situation. Caritas opens the Bistro in […]
Learn moreBulgarian Justice for Children Thirty Years After the Convention on the Rights of the Child
At the end of November 2019, the legal community of Bulgaria met in Sofia to mark the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (the Convention) by the UN General Assembly, ratified by the Republic of Bulgaria by decision of the Supreme National Assembly on 11.04. 1991 (in […]
Learn moreThe 2018 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index for Bulgaria
The 2018 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index for Bulgaria
Learn morePosition of civic society organizations against attempts of political parties and their leaders to exercise pressure over the civil society
On September 30, 2019 in the course of the election campaign for local elections, the nationalist party IMRO-BNM has sent a signal to the Prosecutor General to cease the activity of the human rights organization – Bulgarian Helsinki Committee. We consider such public attacks for inadmissible, they erode the public trust in the nongovernmental sector and they are used for political purposes which contradict the public interest.
Learn moreExhibition “WAKENING: Rights Through the Eyes of Art”
The exhibition presents the author's award winning photographs, illustrations and texts in "Civil Alarm Clock" 2019 contest. All art works tell about real events and reflect the personal attitude of the creators to the power of civic association for common causes, the energy of the protests and the people in them, the meaning of freedom of speech and the struggle for it.
Learn moreA TIME TO PROTEST: THE RIGHT TO FREE ASSEMBLY IN BULGARIA (monitoring report, 2017-2018)
The report examines the current framework of the right to free assembly in Bulgaria on constitutional, legislative and subordinate level, follows some of the most emblematic protests for 2018, includes findings from interviews with representatives of local administrations, police, organizers of protests, as well as recommendations for improving the normative base and practice on the right to free assembly.
Learn moreThe 2017 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Report for Bulgaria
The 2017 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Report for Bulgaria
Learn moreThe 2016 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Report for Bulgaria
The 2016 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Report for Bulgaria
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