NEWS OF THE DAY: SCPC: The appanage is maximally used by elected and appointed persons after end of mandate
In the period between 2014 and 2018, out of a total of 107 persons who used the right to appanage after the end of the function they were elected or appointed to, a hundred persons had been employed prior to the appointment to the position and did not use the right to go back to their previous workplace within 30 days of the end of the function according to the Law on MPs, rather, they used appanages.
This is shown by the data from the analysis on the budget expenditure by the state administration bodies, public enterprises and joint stock companies formed by state bodies, a case opened based upon findings presented in the media for abuse of official position and authorization, as well as negligent work in the service by elected appointed persons as well as other official persons financed by state budget funds.
STATEMENT OF THE DAY: Deralla: Violence of any kind must be sanctioned and be excluded from peoples’ lives
“The philosophy and practice of nonviolence in politics and in overall life in society, of course, implies peaceful conflict resolution between people, communities, and states. That means that prevention of any kind of violence, from physical to verbal violence.
I take this opportunity, on the International Day of Nonviolence, to outline the conclusion that we live in a time when black propaganda and hate speech, indirectly, and often directly as well, threaten the safety, physical integrity, health, property, and dignity of people.
Often, non-physical violence inflicts equal damage as physical violence, and even armed violence. On this day, we need to remind ourselves that in no way should the online violence be neglected, which is present both on the social networks and in some media. Violence in any form has to be rejected and condemned, sanctioned and excluded from people’s lives”, stated Xhabir Deralla, President of CIVIL, on the occasion of International Day of Non-Violence.
CIVIL ACTIVITIES:
Pockov: Profit must not be at the harm of the environment
Ademi: We should be based on human capital instead of being based on silly statements on subsidies
Muarem: Even though there is cadre, the Roma do not get managing functions in the public and private sector
CIVIL: Let’s build a society that promotes peace, tolerance, and nonviolence
The International Day of Non-Violence is observed on October 2, the same day as the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian movement for independence and founder of the non-violence philosophy and strategy.
This day was established in 2007, according to UN resolution A/RES/61/271, as a possibility to “disseminate the message of non-violence, including through education and public awareness”, always “having in consideration that non-violence, tolerance, full respect for all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all, democracy, development, mutual understanding and respect for diversity are mutually related and mutually strengthen, reaffirm “the universal relevance of the principle of non-violence” and the desire “to secure a culture of peace, tolerance, understanding and non-violence”.
CIVIL, since its establishment in 1999, has been following the principles of non-violence and efforts for human rights and freedoms. As an organization that advocates for a world in which all people live in a peaceful and democratic society, fights for overcoming the cult of weapons and promotes the principle of full freedom of expression, on the International Day of Non-Violence sends a message to the citizens to jointly disseminate the message for the ever increasing need of active participation in creating a society that fosters tolerance, mutual understanding and respect, building communities based on the principles of peace and non-violence in solving conflict situations.
FLASH NEWS
SCPC has determined that 12 MPs of the parliamentary structure 2016-2020, after the end of their function have not submitted assets details, while six MPs have submitted them with a delay, informed Biljana Ivanovska, President of the State Commission for Prevention of Corruption (SCPC) at today’s press conference
The President of Parliament of Republic of North Macedonia, Talat Xhaferi, today signed the Decision for announcing early elections for mayor of the Municipality of Plasnica and Municipality of Shtip.
The European perspective of North Macedonia, the good neighborly relations, regional initiatives, expectations in the following period, as well as the Belgrade – Pristina dialogue, were the topic of the online meeting that Minister of Foreign Affairs Bujar Osmani, had with Miroslav Lajchak, EU Special Representative for the Western Balkans and the Belgrade – Pristina dialogue.
The women of Shuto Orizari, will once again have a gynecologist, after medical doctor Vjolca Mbijara, who came here three years ago from Albania, at the start of 2020 closed the gynecologist office in Shuto Orizari and moved to Singjilikj.
The first tranche in the amount of 80 million euros, of the total 160 million micro-finance assistance from the European Union for overcoming the crisis caused by the Coronavirus, will be transferred next week. This was pointed out on the first official meeting of Minister of Finance Fatmir Besimi, with the EU Ambassador in the country, David Geer.
The draft budget rebalance is in the final phase, and at the start of next week is expected to be voted on in the Government, announced today Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Issues Fatmir Bitikji, after the visit to the Stip company “Aktiva”.
A. Petrovska
translation: N. Cvetkovska
