Around 90% of Roma pupils leave school before the completing their studies in Member States such as the Slovak Republic, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. In some of these countries, around 50% of Roma children are in segregated schools.
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton hailed “the courage and bravery” of the Afghan people to chose new president by voting, praising the authorities and security forces’ efforts to ensure safety of voters and in organising the polls.
Both the public bodies in charge with public health and pharmaceutical industry should make substantive efforts to master challenges on harmonisation of regulatory framework for pharmaceuticals and medical devices with EU standards. This was concluded by an expert group that analysed Serbian regulations’ compliance with EU ones, within the PLAC project.
Unlike most children of her age in Belgrade, Milica goes to a school, which is three kilometres from her current home. Sometimes the regular minibus doesn’t pick her up and then she walks to the nearest public bus stop, one kilometre away. Milica lives in a mobile settlement in Resnik, with her three siblings and parents.
Stress is one of the most frequently reported work-related health problem in Europe and is believed to be the cause of the majority of all lost working days.
“Europe is facing a healthcare crunch as a result of our ageing population. By making the most use of digital tech, we can reduce costs, put the patient back in control, make healthcare more efficient and help European citizens to take an active part in society for longer. We have to keep our finger on the pulse!”– Neelie Kroes
The EU Delegation has held information sessions about the “Support to Social Inclusion of the Most Vulnerable Groups, Including Roma, through More Diversified Community-based Social Services,” informing the potential applicants about the procedure of application and other details.
The Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport expressed concern about recent comments from a state official encouraging violence against citizens, the publication of so-called “black lists” and threats directed at NGOs and human rights defenders.
Number of Serb citizens who support EU membership increases, showed the regular semi-annual EU Delegation poll. The poll also showed that most of the citizens are still unaware of EU being the biggest donor to Serbia. “We link the trend with a new phase of relationship between EU and Serbia,” the Head of EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport said.
On the occasion of Europe Day, the EU Delegation to Serbia and EU Info Centre announce the open call for cartoon and comic strip art competition “Myths and Prejudices” – How Serbia and EU view each other.
