14 May 2016
Following a letter yesterday sent from the SEC to Veljanoski, where they informed him that in certain constituencies there were discrepancies of more than 5 percent of the number of voters. According to the Speaker’s Cabinet, the letter from the SEC was only an informative letter, and that Parliament has no obligation to take any […]
9 May 2016
Today, Mariglen Demiri, a member of the Presidium of the Levica party has been called for questioning at the Public Prosecution Office (PPO) Skopje because of his participation in the protests and the damage inflicted on the people’s office of President Gjorge Ivanov. The Levica party has released a statement saying that due to this […]
7 May 2016
Today Civil Movement “I protest” will hold a protest and focusing on the job of the reporting of the public broadcasting service, or “Macedonian Radio Television” (MRTV). “Only well-informed citizens can carry out well-informed decisions. The role of the “Macedonian Radio & Television” as a public broadcaster, is to report current affairs in a professional […]
23 April 2016
The civil initiative “I protest” are heading into their eleventh day of protests over President Ivanov’s decision to pardon 56 politicians giving them immunity from prosecution. The protest will begin at 18:00 in front of the SPO, and will continue to the Constitutional Court. “Today, we protest loudly against the regime, united with all our […]
23 April 2016
Today’s protests came to a peaceful end where the public are still demanding the resignation of President Gjorge Ivanov and the withdrawal of his decision to pardon politicians under investigation. The final destination of protesters organized by the association “I protest” again was the the government, but tonight they did not throw paint, they only […]
21 April 2016
A large number of police officers including members of special units were embedded at the Archbishop Cathedral of the Macedonian Orthodox Church in downtown Skopje to prevent a possible clash between the demonstrators from “I protest” and supporters from GDOM. Once the protest outside government came to a finish, protesters from the civil initiative “I […]
17 April 2016
The civil movement “I protest” which has now lasted for five consecutive days organized by citizens protesting and demanding the the resignation of President Gjorge Ivanov due to his recent decision to pardon a large number of politicians under investigation, have decided that today, they shall not protest. The next protest is scheduled for tomorrow […]
15 June 2015
To a call of the informal movement “I protest,” hundreds of citizens came out to the solidarity march which began in front of the Government, through Bit-pazar and ended at the Immigrant Reception Center in Gazi Baba, where hundreds of immigrants are accommodated, reports ”Radio MOF”. Activists read basic human rights in Arabic and Macedonian […]
22 May 2015
Bombs, protests, arrests, police action in Kumanovo, resignations, gatherings, setting up camps, leadership meetings, negotiations in Brussels…The past few weeks have been full of political developments. Everything happened with great speed, but suddenly stopped. Opposition SDSM put the “bombs” on hold. Civil movement “I protest” doesn’t holds protests, but meetings at the shell in City […]
13 May 2015
“We demand the complete resignation of the whole Government, not only individuals, because cosmetic solutions are not enough. We demand not only political, but also legal liability for all corruption, offenses and crimes. Also, we demand the release of the 11 people who were detained and one person who is under house arrest because of […]
12 May 2015
Peaceful gatherings in support of the Macedonian police are announced for today at 7 pm in 23 cities around the country, with which the citizens want to show their gratitude for patriotism and professionalism of the police in the defense of the country. On the other hand, civil movement “I protest” is organizing protests every […]
6 May 2015
Although there were several attempts for provocation by fifteen protesters, protest for justice for Martin Neshkovski, which instead of in front of the Government was held in front of the Assembly, ended peacefully. The last attempt of part of the protesters to initiate violence was prevented by group of female activists, who stood between them […]
6 May 2015
During yesterday’s protest in front of the Government, 30 people were detained and 38 police officers were injured, six of who are kept for further treatment, said Interior Minister Gordana Jankuloska at today’s press conference. According to Jankuloska, one of the detainees was taken to Toxicology Department and was subsequently detained. Jankuloska said that 12 […]
