http://sq.oneworldsee.org/article/archive/2436 sq_SQ http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151345/1/2436 The Association Q responded to the false and insulting information about the first Queer Sarajevo Festival (QSF) and against members of LGBTIQ population in BiH published in the daily paper Dnevni Avaz (August 28 and September 2) and magazine SAFF (August 22). The full text of the reaction follows. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151344/1/2436 Dana 2. septembra 2008. godine u listu ‘Dnevni avaz’ objavljen je članak pod naslovom ‘Slobodu ne treba koristiti za promociju tog smeća sa Zapada’ sa fotografijom muftije mostarskog Seida ef. Smajkića i fotografijom faksimila poslanog redakcijama u BiH u kojem stoji saopćenje o održavanju konferencije za štampu u Mostaru povodom održavanja Prvog Queer Sarajevo Festivala od 24. do 28. septembra u Sarajevu. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151341/1/2436 Denis Kajić, editor of Travelling Balkans website and member of OWPSEE team, comments on the recent debate in Sarajevo created by the fact that this year`s Queer Festival falls within the days reserved for observation of Islamic holiday of Ramadan. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151340/1/2436 Denis Kajic, urednik portala Putovati Balkanom i član tima OWPSEE, komentira debatu koja se razvila u vezi sa poklapanjem početka mjeseca Ramazana, najvećeg islamskog praznika, i Queer Festival koji se održava u Sarajevu. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151302/1/2436 Neformalna grupa Građani i građanke Sarajeva organizirala je, nakon nekoliko mjeseci pauze, mirne proteste 11. augusta, na kojima je iskazano nezadovoljstvo sigurnosnom situacijom u Sarajevu. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151301/1/2436 Misija OBSEa na Kosovu i nevladina organizacija Terre des Hommes startovali su 7. augusta javnu informativnu kampanju protiv trgovine decom i prosjačenja na Kosovu koja će potrajati kroz celi mesec august. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151282/1/2436 The Coalition for Free Access to Information asked the National Telecommunications Agency (RATEL) to review the contents of the Regulation that defines the new activities for internet service providers (ISPs) in Serbia who will be now obligated to keep the data on the traffic of their users and present it to the competent authorities. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151281/1/2436 Koalicija za slobodu pristupa informacijama poziva Republičku agenciju za telekomunikacije (RATEL) da preispita sadržinu donetog Pravilnika koji definiše nove delatnosti Internet provajdera u Srbiji koji će morati da čuvaju podatke o Internet saobraćaju svojih korisnika i to prosleđuju nadležnim državnim organima. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151269/1/2436 The Foundation Open Society Institute Macedonia, the Criminal Law and Criminology Association and the Helsinki Committee of Human Rights expressed their concerns over the newly adopted changes in the Law on Criminal Investigation Procedures and the Law on Communications Surveillance (all forms of wire-tapping and interception) without the proper public debate that could lead to a sensible balance of the fight against organized crime and the right to privacy. http://mk.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151268/1/2436 Fondacijata institut otvoreno opštestvo Makedonija, Združenieto za krivično pravo i kriminologija i Helsinskiot komitet za covekovi prava ja izrazija svojata zagriženost poradi izmenite vo Zakonot za krivična postapka i Zakonot za sledenje na komunikaciite (site vidovi prisluškuvanje) usvoeni po itna postapka, bez prethodna široka stručna i naučna rasprava koja bi dovela do razumen balans pomegju borbata so korupcijata i organiziraniot kriminal i pravoto na privatnost. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151266/1/2436 Internet service providers in Serbia announce they will challenge in the Supreme Court the decision of the National Telecommunications Agency (Ratel) that providers are obligated to allow unrestricted access to their e-mail clients` databases to the Police and the Security and Intelligence Agency (BIA). http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151265/1/2436 Internet provajderi najavljuju upravni spor pred Vrhovnim sudom protiv odluke Republičke agencije za telekomunikacije (Ratel) da provajderi imaju obavezu da službama bezbednosti, odnosno policiji i BIA, omoguće pristup bazi podataka o korisnicima elektronske pošte bez ograničenja. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151255/1/2436 RATEL (National Telecommunications Agency of Serbia) adopted on July 11 new By-Law that enables intrusion in human rights and freedoms and requires from internet service providers to own equipment for passive oversight and monitoring of electronic mail with possibility to reroute it to the proper competent authorities. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151254/1/2436 Republička agencija za telekomunikacije (RATEL) donela je, 11. jula, pravilnik koji omogućava zadiranje u ljudska prava i slobode i koji propisuje internet provajderima obavezu posedovanja opreme za pasivni nadzor i praćenje elektronske pošte i njenog preusmeravanja ka nadležnim organima. http://mk.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151211/1/2436 Vo pismo adresirano do romanskiot Minister za nadvorešni raboti Lazar Komanesku i do srpskiot Minister za trud i socijalna politika Rasim Rasim Ljajić, Romano Them žestoko gi kritikuva planovite za transfer na ekspertski znaenja pomegju dvete zemji na poleto na reintegracijata na prinudno repatriranite Romi.