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Presentation of CMS publication

on peace-building experience in ex-Yu countries

Published: July 15, 2010 Author: Lana Vego

When: Wednesday, 21. July 2010 15:00
To: Wednesday, 21. July 2010
Where: Zagreb, Croatia, Selska 112a
Host: Human Rights House of Zagreb
Contact: Lana Vego (cms@cms.hr)

New CMS publication is published within the project ”Toward security policies of EU on the basis of the Balkan experience”. The project has the purpose of finding the model of exchange of direct experiences in the peacebuilding area on the level of public policies that refer to the security, development, human rights protection etc. This publication is one of those efforts.

The publication documents peacebuilding experience in the area of ex Yugoslavia, with recommendations given for EU integration, but also improvement of national and regional policies.

Presentation will take place in HRH Zagreb on June 21st at 15:00.

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