Develop pro-active approach to embed intercultural dialogue policies at the local and national levels based on gathering of empirical data and platform for media dialogue.

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On March 25, 2022, the Institute for Activism organized the 8th multi agency Forum on Preventing Radicalism in Prisons of Albania. Considering the big impact of the multi-agency forums all over the country, IANS, DGAP and CVE Centre after preliminary discussions, decided to use this final event to present program outcomes, expand participation with the participants from central government authorities, high representation from the Council of Europe and European Union Delegation, DGAP and ASP.

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7th Multi Agency Forum with the cooperation of the National CVE Centre and General Prisons Directorate, with the participation of Regional Police Directorate, probation, judges and prosecutors#CouncilofEurope@Durres

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6th Multi Agency Forum with the cooperation of the National CVE Centre and General Prisons Directorate with participation of prison directors of Fieri, Berat and Vlora, Regional Police Directorate, probation, office of Prefect, religious communities, judges and prosecutors#CouncilofEurope@Fier

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Ians Albania Closing Event of the first pilot program on R&R of returned families from conflict support.

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5th Multiagency Forum on P/CVEBashkia Lezhe

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Takimi i pare per Keshillin Vendor te Sigurise Bashkia Korçë

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This comparative study provides is an effort to identify shortcomings of the Albanian legislation and criminal justice in the challenge of identification of over 6000 missing persons during the communist regime. In a major struggle of duality and legal ambiguity of acknowledgement, the state tents to “throw” the ball from institution to institutions without being able to address the issue, aim for exhaustive solutions and start a process that can bring clarity for the missing truth.

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Tuesday, July 6, 2021 - 10:00 to 12:30

Distinguished Colleagues and friends,

 

Institute for Activism and Social Change is honored to invited you to its Closing Event within the program “Right to Truth – Fact or Fiction” for the launching of the assessment report on legal and institutional contexts of supporting the families of missing persons during communist dictatorship in Albania.

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Tirana, 1 February 2021 – Nine Albanian associations of families of missing persons and civil society organizations will work to increase participation of civil society groups and missing persons’ families, especially women, in missing persons process, using grant money awarded by the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) last week.

The grants, in total worth more than €77,000 and financed by the European Union, will also support projects that aim and to raise awareness about justice processes.

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