Obektiv 191, August 2011
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Roma Children at Risk and an “Unhitched” Government System
Slavka Kukova
OBEKTIV DISCUSSION CLUB
Police Brutality: Between Collegial Solidarity and Public Interest
Counting the Macedonians in Bulgaria
Stoyko Stoykov
The Bulgarian Model of Media Regulation
Svetlana Bozhilova
The Bulgarian Downtown and the Roma Neighborhood – Two Different Worlds in One Yambol
Hristo Hristov
The Case Rusi Stanev v. Bulgaria – The Road to Ruse Passes through Strasbourg
Aneta Genova
The State Has an Ombudsman against Torture. Yet Supervision Alone Is Not Enough – You Need Money, Too
Dimitrina Cherneva
Will Vote Buying Stop in Kyustendil If Polling Stations Are Moved Out of the Roma Neighborhood?
Hristo Hristov
The Invisible Ghetto – Varna’s Maksuda Neighborhood
Spas Tzvetkov
Who’s Afraid of the New Norms against Hate Speech?
Emil Cohen
Crisis Centers for Children – A New Social Service or New Social Restrictions?
Stanimir Petrov
The Stoplights in Pazardzhik Turned Green
Desislava Petrova
The Worm Effect
Yana Buhrer Tavanier
Do We Have a Quota on Humaneness?
Iliana Savova
Secrets and Vagueness in the Ministries
Alexander Kashumov
