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A protest against sexual violence towards women in Ferizaj/Urosevac | Photo: Bardha Goga.

Care for Victims of Sexual Violence in Kosovo Remains Insufficient

Within this year alone, around 50 sexually abused women have been reported in Kosovo, while a BIRN research reveals that some of them go through the trauma of rape without proper psychological and social treatment.

Waste Warriors of Necessity: Informal Waste Pickers Carving a Livelihood from Scraps

Unrecognized and unrewarded, marginalized waste pickers in Kosovo form the backbone of the country's makeshift recycling efforts, due to the absence of a functional waste management system.

Two Unregulated Mosques in Vitia Raise Concern in Kosovo

Two mosques in Vitia are currently operating independently, outside the jurisdiction of the Islamic Community of Kosovo. The management of these mosques, including their lecturers and facilities, is not under the purview of any institutional authority.

Prishtina Mayor’s Controversial Plan to Address Stray Dog Crisis Poses Risks for Citizens and Dogs Alike

Thousands of dogs live on the streets of Prishtina. Recently, Mayor Perparim Rama announced the city's latest initiative to control the dog population by incentivizing people to adopt stray dogs. However, the question remains: How will this plan unfold?

Bridging the Language Gap Between the Serbian and Albanian Communities

Interaction in their native languages between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo is increasingly falling because of the language barrier, with younger generations no longer learning each other's language. But some are still trying to bridge this language gap.

Not Only Blank Margins: Kosovar Artists Face the Repercussions of Political Stalemate

Kosovo Indicts Yugoslav Army Ex-Reservist for War Crimes Against Villagers

Women members of the Kosovo parliament sign declaration to combat violence against women in politics and public life on November 19, 2024 in Prishtina. Photo: Kosovo Assembly

Women for Women: Kosovo MPs Commit to Combating Gender-Based Violence

Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani addresses the assembly on November 21, 2024. Photo: Kosovo Presidency

President Osmani: Preserving Alliances and Constitutional Values Key to Kosovo’s Future

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