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Job: Stellenausschreibung: Finanz- & Personalsachbearbeiter*in (w/m/d) in Mitteleuropa und Baltische Staaten

https://www.freiheit.org/de/mitteleuropa-und-baltische-staaten/stellenausschreibung-finanz-personalsachbearbeiterin-wmd

Zum 1. Januar 2024 ist die Stelle eines/einer Finanz- & Personalsachbearbeiter*in für Mitteleuropa und die Baltische Staaten im Büro in Prag in Vollzeit mit 40 Wochenstunden, befristet bis zum 31. Dezember 2025 zu besetzen.
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Kebebasan Ekonomi: MENEROPONG KEBEBASAN EKONOMI PERSPEKTIF HAM DI LAMPUNG

https://www.freiheit.org/id/indonesia/meneropong-kebebasan-ekonomi-perspektif-ham-di-lampung

BANDAR LAMPUNG, LAMPUNG – FNF Indonesia bersama Institut Demokrasi dan Kesejahteraan (INDEKS) dan Kementerian Hukum dan Hak Asasi Manusia (HAM) Republik Indonesia telah melaksanakan Pelatihan Kebebasan Ekonomi & HAM pada Jumat, 21 Mei hingga Minggu, 23 Mei 2024. Kegiatan ini menekankan pentingnya kebebasan ekonomi sebagai bagian dari pemenuhan HAM serta menegaskan kompleksitas regulasi pemerintah sebagai salah satu penghambat kebebasan ekonomi di Indonesia.
sehat, lingkungan yang lebih bersih, penghasilan per

HUNGARY: Lessons From the Hungarian Opposition Primaries

https://www.freiheit.org/central-europe-and-baltic-states/lessons-hungarian-opposition-primaries

Six Hungarian opposition parties from across the political spectrum held the country’s first national primary contest in order to choose the joint candidates who will take on the country’s long-serving and increasingly autocratic prime minister Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party in the next parliamentary elections in 2022. Andrea Virág, Director of strategy at Republikon Institute, presents key takeaways from the Hungarian opposition primaries.
opposition’s joint candidate for prime minister with 56.7 per

Education: Reimagining Education in South Asia Post COVID-19

https://www.freiheit.org/south-asia/reimagining-education-south-asia-post-covid-19

The world is facing one of the biggest challenges of recent times with the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic. One of its major victims is the delivery of education to students as the schools are closed in most of the countries across the world. The uncertainty around the re-opening of schools and conducting classes persists. South Asia, which has a sizeable population of school-going children is feared to have a huge learning deficit.
Approximately 125 million students, which is 50 per

Migration trends: The Syrian-Lebanese Migration Puzzle: A new EU approach?

https://www.freiheit.org/spain-italy-portugal-and-mediterranean-dialogue/syrian-lebanese-migration-puzzle-new-eu-approach

The debate about Syrian refugees, particularly in Lebanon, has shifted these past months. Bashar al-Ásad is back on the international scene, and the re-incorporation of Syria in the Arab League has shown that echoes of peace are now part of the future roadmap for the country. In this vein, some voices argued that it’s time for Syrian refugees to go back home, since stability seems to be a new direction for the country. Moreover, Lebanon, the main host country for Syrian refugees, has been facing one of the worst financial crises of its history.
country as the largest recipient of refugee population per

National Bank of Georgia Decision: An attempt to circumvent international sanctions?

https://www.freiheit.org/south-caucasus/attempt-circumvent-international-sanctions

On September 14, 2023, the United States imposed sanctions on Otar Partskhaladze, the former Prosecutor General of Georgia. The National Bank of Georgia initially aligned with the sanctions, but this led to internal strife within the government. Irakli Kobakhidze, leader of the Georgian Dream party, declared the National Bank’s actions unconstitutional. This dispute led Acting President of the National Bank, unilaterally amending the directive on sanctions.
Supervision of the National Bank of Georgia,“ as per

Post-election report: Victory for Democracy in Poland

https://www.freiheit.org/central-europe-and-baltic-states/victory-democracy-poland

The fateful elections in Poland on 15 October marked a historic turning point. The long queues in front of the polling stations showed that the citizens longed for change. The national-conservative PiS suffered heavy losses and the pro-European opposition gained force. A new government coalition of KO, Third Way and the left-wing party Nowa Lewica could put the country back on a European course. Despite the challenges, there is hope for a new, democratic and united Poland.
group had the second-lowest turnout at just under 70 per