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The Balkan Investigative Reporting Network in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIRN BiH) is announcing an open call for the training How and Why to Report About Transitional Justice, which will be held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from September 16 to September 18, 2024.

Frontex and the European Commission sidelined their own data protection watchdogs in pursuing a much-criticised expansion of “intrusive” data collection from migrants and refugees to feed into Europol’s vast criminal databases, BIRN can reveal.

The Hungarian joint opposition has complained to the OSCE about how taxpayer-funded state media are still echoing the pro-Russian line.

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Civil rights organisations welcomed Zagreb city council’s decision to add the Zec family, a Serb couple and their daughter killed by Croatian police during the war, to a register of names of people who should have streets named after them.

A road company in Serbia owned by Austrian Strabag hired 28 inmates in 2016 for less than a euro per hour, BIRN can reveal.

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Call for Applications: BIRN BiH training on transitional justice for Ukrainian journalists and editors

EU’s Frontex tripped in its plan for ‘intrusive’ surveillance of migrants

Hungary’s state media struggles to drop pro-russian line

Zagreb Initiative to Memorialise Murdered Croatian Serbs Praised

Serbian Inmates Hired for a Pittance by Subsidiary of Austrian Construction Giant

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