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September 24, 2021 – 10:48

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The well-known company Givova is the technical sponsor of the Basketball Federation of Kosovo, reports BFK, reports Zeri.info.

The agreement is valid until 2024 and all representatives of Kosovo will wear products from Givova, which is known for sportswear worldwide.

All representatives in their clothing will also have the Givova logo. Both sides are satisfied with the cooperation, considering that the Italian company Givova is known worldwide for sports products, while for Givova, it will be an honor to cooperate with BFK, given that Kosovo in the arena international appears in many competitions.

The President of BFK, Arben Fetahu said that this cooperation is very important for Kosovo basketball, given that Givova is a world-renowned company.

Fetahu underlined that every sponsor is welcome in basketball, especially in the time of the pandemic, which has affected the whole globe.

The Director of Kosovo Representatives, Granit Rugova, also expressed his happiness that the players will be dressed by Givova. He underlined that after many talks an agreement was reached with the Italian company. Rugova believes that joint successes will not be lacking, emphasizing that a joint journey begins between Givova and BFK, which will last for many years.

The beautiful Albanian model, Oriola Marashi is continuing to stay in Istanbul, Turkey

And from the Turkish metropolis, Oriola is bringing very hot photos, where she shows her hot assets.

“Introduction”, has been the description in the last photos that Oriola posted on Instagram, until one of the breasts almost does not come out.

It is not known what she wrote this sentence for, as she did not address anyone specifically.

Oriola is believed to be in Turkey for some photo shoots, while also being seen enjoying romantic dinners.

On the other hand, Dafina Zeqiri responded to her with a comment, who wrote the song of her boyfriend, DJ Geek with Vig Poppa, “Futja Kepën”.

Remember that Oriola is related to the Kosovar footballer, Eros Grezda, who had several brief appearances for the Albanian National Team. / Express /

Igor Jurić stated on his Facebook profile that the representatives of the “Tijana Jurić” Foundation were looking forward to the meeting at which a better and more efficient search for missing children was to be discussed.

However, they left the meeting because the line minister, Aleksandar Vulin, was not present.

Juric explains that “as someone who is in front of every child and a large number of Serbian citizens”, the representatives of the Foundation want to talk about these problems exclusively with decision makers.

“I do not underestimate the expertise and knowledge of those present, but we have been waiting for this meeting for almost a year, and with the absence of the minister, the state makes it clear how important or unimportant this problem is to it,” Juric wrote.

He said that the Foundation continues its fight and that he is sure that the citizens of Serbia will show their strength this time as well.

The Ministry of the Interior then announced that the meeting was attended by professionals, who have been dealing with the issue of missing children for years.

“We emphasize that the meeting was attended by State Secretary of the Ministry of Interior Bojan Jocic, Head of the Investigation Department of the Criminal Police Directorate Zoran Vukovic, Head of the Department for Juvenile Delinquency of the Criminal Police Directorate Olivera Zecevic, representatives of the Secretariat of the Ministry of Interior and the Sector for International Cooperation.” European affairs and planning, “the statement said.

The Ministry of the Interior states that the legal representative of the “Tijana Jurić” Foundation, Maja Atanasković, at the beginning of the meeting, in a short presentation, presented the proposal and vision of that organization as the future Amber alert should look like.

“After her presentation, Mr. Juric interrupted the meeting, noting that he expected seriousness, which, in his opinion, should have marked the presence of Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin,” the statement added.

The Ministry of the Interior also states that they are surprised by Igor Jurić’s behavior because they expected that the opinion and knowledge of professionals who have been dealing with this business for years will be more important to him than the presence of the Minister at the meeting.

“At the same time, the remark that the presence of the minister should allegedly show how the state approaches this problem is unsustainable, given that the Ministry of Interior is in contact and cooperates with the Amber Alert Europe Foundation, with which it is conducting intensive talks on modalities for introducing the system in Serbia.” , with respect for domestic positive legislation “, it is emphasized in the announcement of the Ministry of the Interior.

In the last seven days, 142 cases of coronavirus were confirmed in the municipality of Arilje, and only yesterday 43.

“The vast majority of newly infected are children under 15 and their parents. There were no significant violations of epidemiological measures and gatherings in the municipality, so it is assumed that they became infected during the winter and mini vacations,” Arilje Mayor Predrag Maslar told RINA.

He points out that the decision on the introduction of the emergency situation will be waited until Monday, when the Emergency Situations Headquarters will meet again.

“Since mostly younger people, primary school students, are infected, they all have extremely mild clinical pictures with mild symptoms. We will closely monitor the situation and the growth of the number of infected. If this continues, an emergency situation will be introduced,” Maslar added.

The competent inspections will intensify the supervision of catering facilities in the coming days, according to RINA.

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50 trainees of the 10th generation of the Justice Academy of the Republic of Serbia have started the HELP course (human rights education for members of the legal professions) to introduce the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights. This year, the course was listed as compulsory as part of the Judicial Academy’s annual program for initial education. Young lawyers from Serbia are the first group to attend the updated version of the HELP course, which started on March 31, 2020.

The course is carried out in cooperation with the Judicial Academy of the Republic of Serbia and HELP in the Western Balkans as part of the European Union and Council action “Strengthening effective legal remedies against human rights violations in Serbia” Joint European program “Horizontal Facility for the Western Balkans and Turkey 2019-2020 “.

In the coming period, the course participants will have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge, among other things, of the structure and interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights, the functioning of the European Court of Human Rights and the duration of the application submitted to the European Court of Justice, as well as the process of enforcing the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights.

The principle that poverty disappears with employment does not apply in low-income sectors, as well as for those who work in precarious and atypical working conditions, MEPs pointed out, calling for the introduction of a minimum wage and equal working conditions for all.

The resolution on reducing inequality, with a special emphasis on poverty despite employment, was adopted at the plenary session with 365 votes in favor, 118 against, with 208 abstentions, the European Parliament announced, Hina reports.

MEPs supported the Commission’s proposal for an EU directive on minimum wages, assessing it as an important step to ensure that everyone can earn a living from their work, and called on the Commission and Member States to include poverty prevention in the EU’s overall goal of ending poverty. to those already employed.

It was pointed out in the discussion that the directive should ensure that the prescribed minimum wages should always be above the poverty line, and that employers should not deduct expenses such as accommodation, mandatory clothing, tools, personal protection and other equipment from the minimum wage.

Working conditions should be the same for everyone, including those working through digital platforms, which is why MPs cited the legislative framework on minimum working conditions for all workers as an important element in combating “poverty despite employment”.

That legislative framework would also include forms of work in the digital economy that are often characterized by uncertainty.

Existing labor laws and social security provisions, as well as the possibility of collective bargaining, should also apply to workers in the sector, the resolution said.

During the debate, it was warned that 95 million Europeans live in danger of poverty, despite the fact that the European Union is one of the richest areas in the world.