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Today is the World Day for Safe Working Conditions
On the World Day for Safe Working Conditions Bulgarian employers and representatives of NGOs will plant trees today and will silently remember the memory of the victims of labor accidents. This will take place in the space behind the Earth and Man Museum in Sofia, BNR reported.
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Four convicted in NGO scam; ex-adviser acquitted
A three-judge appeals court on Tuesday acquitted Alex Rondos, a one-time adviser to former Socialist prime minister George Papandreou, over the alleged mismanagement of millions of euros in public funds by a nongovernment organization called the International Mine Initiative (IMI), which undertook demining operations in Bosnia, Iraq and Lebanon.
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Eurasion Economic Summit to discuss technology vs politics
The Marmara Group Foundation will hold the 21st Eurasian Economic Summit with its partners on April 11-12 to discuss the relationship between technology and politics, bringing together current and former statesmen, business people, opinion leaders, NGOs and religious representatives from all over the world.
Russia Declares U.S. German Marshall Fund 'Undesirable'
Russia's government has added the German Marshall Fund of the United States to its list of foreign entities whose activities are deemed "undesirable" in the country.
Montenegro Ruling Party Accused of Subverting Broadcaster's Independence
After sacking two members of the national broadcaster's managing council, drawn from the ranks of civil society, over alleged conflicts of interest, Montenegro's parliament on Friday appointed their successors.
NGOs and activists voiced dismay over the appointments of former journalist Goran Sekulovic - considered close to the ruling Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS.
200 European Human Rights Organizations Protest in Hungary
More than 200 European human rights organizations protest against the new laws proposed by the Hungarian Parliament aimed at limiting the work of NGOs helping refugees in the country, reports Bgnes.
Hungary Anti-Immigration Bill an 'Assault on Human Rights': U.N.
The United Nations on Friday labeled an anti-immigration law proposed in Hungary an "assault on human rights" and urged its government to uphold the right of freedom of association.
US congressmen nominate Natasa Kandic for Nobel Peace Prize
Two US congressmen have nominated Natasa Kandic and the Humanitarian Law Center NGO for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
Voice of America reported this on Thursday.
The nomination was submitted by US Congress Helsinki Commission Chairman Senator Roger Wicker and Representative Eliot Engel, ranking member of the US House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
GERB Postpones the Vote on the Istanbul Convention to the National Assembly
GERB postpones the ratification process of the Istanbul Convention to parliament, party leader Tsvetan Tsvetanov announced. In his words, the aim is to hold debates on the subject.
82% of the World's Wealth is in the Hands of 1% of the People
82% of the world's wealth is owned by 1% of the planet's population, BNT reported. This shows the latest data from the Oxfam NGO. The report was made public before the start of the World Economic Forum, which kicks off in Davos tomorrow.