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May 31 2004
-Woman in Politics-By Andrea Saula
For women in minority areas of Kosovo,
it is difficult to create an information network.
But a group of Serbian women succeeded to establish
a network of NGOs called "Zora" to address and to
cope with pressing female issues
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May 28 2004 -Prime
Minisre Bajram Rexhepi-By Valon A Syla
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May 27th 2004 -OSCE
Report on Human Rights-ByZoran Culafic
On the 17th of March 2004, teachers
led their students onto the bridge connecting north
and south Mitrovicë/Mitrovica in a protest against
the deaths of three Kosovo Albanian children who were,
according to Pristina media, chased into the Ibar
River by Kosovo Serbs with a dog. Three hours later,
six persons had been killed and houses throughout
Kosovo were in flames
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May 26 2004 -Roma
Refugees-By Andrea Saula
Nearly 2500 Roma refugees from Kosovo,
who fled in 1999 to Macedonia, have been abandoned-
left without any Governmental or International aid
or attention. The Ombudsperson of Kosovo recently
wrote a letter to Macedonian authorities pledging
to find some solution for these Kosovans.
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May 25 th 2004 -Day
Laberores-By Gezim Kasapolli
I do this because I have no other job
and because I have to support 10 members of my family.
I have nothing else to do and I am forced to go out
here hoping that I will earn something…I have to.
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May 24 th 2004 -Muslim
Community in Serbia -By Zoran Culafic
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May 21tst 2004 -Agro-Klina-
By Valon A Syla
For the first time, Kosovan farmers
have gathered together in Klina to produce compost,
which for the last 5 years has been imported from
abroad. With the help from the Swiss Government, farmers
in the region hope the boost in domestic compost production
will prompt more Kosovans to plant on their land.
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. May 20th 2004 -Trafficking
of Humans- By Andrea Saula
An estimated three million women are
victims of human trafficking world-wide - 200.000
alone from Eastern Europe and Russia, according to
data compiled by the International Organisation for
Migration, or IOM.
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May 18th -Kosovo
Correction Service Gradiuation- By Valon A
Syla
The UNMIK administration in Kosovo
is continuing the process of handing over competencies
to Kosovans. One of the examples is Kosovo Correction
Service….A second generation of officers with the
Kosovo Correction Service just graduated adding 11
more Kosovan officers to the corps who will now assume
roles as Deputy Directors in Kosovo's prisons and
detention centers.
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May 17th & 19th -Kosovo
& the EU?- By Gezim kasapolli
On the 1st of May 2004, 10 new
states joined the European Union and became a part
of a dream that many in Kosovo strive towards. But
the question remains, are Kosovans capable of fulfilling
all the requirements and conditions in order to be
a part of this Union?
UNMIK on Air took to the streets to ask: "People say
the future is with Europe. What do you think?"
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May 14th 2004 -Media
in Kosovo- By Zoran Culafic
The recent March wave of violence in
Kosovo dramatically raised the issue of accountability
and responsibility, including that of the media in
the region.
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May
13th 2004 -
EU Dream- By Andrea Saula
Europe is a continent with many different traditions
and languages, but also with shared values. The EU
defends these values. It fosters co-operation among
the peoples of Europe, promoting unity while preserving
diversity and ensuring that decisions are taken as
close as possible to the citizens."
This is how the European Community is described on
the official EU web page.
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May
12th 2004 -Vushtrri
Ashkali's- By Gezim Kasapolli
During the March unrest many Ashkalis
lived to see history repeating. Many houses were burned
and property lost leaving bleak future of these families.
During this edition of UNMIK on Air we look at the
Qizmolli family of Vushtrri.
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May
11th 2004 -Art
without Borders- By Andrea Saula
The Organization of Young Artists,
a Kosovo- based NGO held a multi-ethnic art exhibition
entitled "Art Without Borders".
Young artists were invited from Kosovo, Albania, and
Macedonia to display a range of their artwork from
paintings to video art, and installation pieces. The
exhibition was held for one day in Pristina with the
hopes of being invited to other countries in the future.
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May 10th -Slovenia
Joins EU- By Zoran Culafic
Today all new states created after
the dissolution of former Yugoslavia are at the very
tail of European integration - all except Slovenia,
that is the first ex-Yugoslav country to join the
EU.
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May
7th 2004 -Forestry-
By Gezim Kasapolli
Forests make up 42 percent of the territory
in Kosovo, making it arguably one of the greatest
natural resources in the region. Throughout history
the forest has been used and treated in different
ways but often not in the right and appropriate one.
In this edition of UNMIK on Air, we look at how the
forest is being used in light of recent laws implemented
by the Forestry Ministry.
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May 6th 2004 -Contact
Plus Radio- By Zoran Culafic
Radio Contact Plus is a multiethnic
radio station, which had broadcasted from a standard
apartment in North Mitrovica, in both Serbian and
Roma languages.
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May 5th 2004 -TV
Debate with PM Rexepi & SRSG Holkeri- By
Valon A Syla
To inaugurate the launch of the implementation
plan of the Standards for Kosovo, Kosovo's Prime Minister
Bajram Rexhepi and UNMIK SRSG Harri Holkeri held the
first town hall meeting with Kosovans to answer their
questions.
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May 4th -New
Public Health Rewgulations- By Gezim Kasapolli
Nearly four years after the conflict
in Kosovo health remains one of the most problematic
areas in Kosovo society. Workers in the public health
sector are calling for legislation and incentives
for public health employees in order to improve treatment
and facilities.
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May 3rd 2004 -Coffee
tradition in Kosovo- By Valon A Syla
A small place like Kosovo is hard to
imagine that has one of the biggest coffee markets
in Balkans. An average Kosovan drinks 4 to 5 coffees
during the day.
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