Suche
Beiträge, die mit public getaggt sind
“Journalists Matter” Campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Council of Europe Campaign for the Safety of Journalists - Journalists Matter has been presented within the 4th meeting of the Steering committee of the project 'Enhancing Institutional Capacities on Freedom of Expression and Information in Bosn…BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Strengthening Media’s Role in Addressing Gender-Based Violence in North Macedonia
Gender-based violence remains a significant issue in North Macedonia, with over 1100 domestic violence crimes recorded in 2022 alone, most victims being women.BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Advancing European Standards on SLAPPs and Freedom of Expression in Albania
On 5-6 December 2024, legal professionals, judges, prosecutors, and Commissioners from the Ombudsman Office convened in Golem for an intensive two-day “Training of Trainers” on Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs).BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Building a secure environment for journalism: Council of Europe’s training to protecting journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Attacks on journalists and media actors constitute serious human rights violations that stifle public debate and weaken democratic society.BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Improving Media Access to Judicial Information in Montenegro
Transparency in judiciary is not just a principle—it is a fundamental requirement for a functioning democracy – this was the key message voiced at the workshops organised by the Council of Europe for courts and prosecution offices, and dedicated to d…BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Strengthening Law Enforcement’s Role in Protecting Journalists and Media Freedom in Albania
Ensuring the safety of journalists and upholding media freedom are essential pillars of democratic societies.BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
"Once dominated by Fiat's auto factories, Turin has transformed itself into a public transport and biking heaven in the last 20 years. It's crisscrossed by 80 bus routes, 8 tram lines, 22 subway stations, and 258 km of bike lanes. Some 95% of Turin residents now live within 300 meters of a transit stop, and fewer than half of local trips happen in a car."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2024-11-26/turin-italy-s-motor-city-is-making-room-for-bikes-and-transit
#public #transport #publicTransport
Turin, Italy's Motor City, Is Making Room for Bikes and Transit
The manufacturing hub is the home of Italy’s biggest automaker. But as the industry recedes, the city has been expanding its bike and transit infrastructure.David Zipper (Bloomberg)