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Tag: Human rights

The right to unilateral secession – support it or throw it out of the window ?

Posted on 15 October 2007

In FYEG’s Political Platform under ‘Democracy’ it reads: “8.5 All countries should have in their legislation the inalienable right of re­gions to separate themselves unilater­ally from the state of which they are part, in accordance with the right of self-determination”. In this article I shall argue that such a right to unilateral seces­sion of a…

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Rights for migrants

Posted on 15 October 2007

In a world defined by social, eco­nomic and political challenges, migration, freedom of movement and essential human rights have a central role. When discussing the positive attributes of migration, migrants are considered in terms of their ability to boost an econo­my or the remittances which can be said to contribute to national development. However, more…

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Human rights in south-east Europe

Posted on 17 March 2005

Problems and solutions From the 21st to the 25th of January 2005, a seminar took place in Skopje, Macedonia, more exactly in Hotel “Vodno”, 7 km from the centre. The seminar with the topic “Human Rights in South-East Europe – Problems and Solutions” was organised by the “European House – Skopje” in partnership with NGOs…

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