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Street Action for Project “My Constitution, Better Constittuion”

Published: April 27, 2013
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4The Association of Citizens “Zašto ne” from Sarajevo and “Oštra nula” from Banja Luka will hold the last set of around 30 street actions that were held in cities throughout BiH in the last few weeks, where the project “Moj Ustav, Bolji Ustav” was presented as the first interactive platform whose goal is to bring boljiustav.ba closer to the citizens.

After a very successful set of actions throughout the country, the last actions were  held in Laktaši and Sarajevo on 26 April, and they will be held in Bihać today and in Teslić on 29 April.

At the street actions, citizens will have the opportunity to become familiar with the site, to express their agreement or disagreement with each of the three provisions of the BiH constitutions (FBiH, BiH, and RS Constitutions), as well as to propose their solutions.

The portal “Bolji Ustav” was created out of the need to hear the voice and opinions of citizens on key reforms from which they are entirely excluded, and in this sense to present one place where their opinions on the BiH constitutions are heard.

The project is being realized by “Zašto ne” with the cooperation of “Oštra nula” from Banja Luka and with the support of the Centers for Civil Initiatives.

In the framework of these actions, the second project form the area of new technologies will be presented.

All those who visit the actions will have a chance to become familiar with the online platform “Popravi moju školu”, through which problems in the educational system in BIH can be reported, as well as the pages “Pravo da Znam”, created so that BiH citizens could have easier access to free information, and to make BIH authorities more responsible and transparent.

In addition to becoming familiar with the web portals, citizens would be able to support the campaign “Građanin prije svega – za BiH bez diskriminacije!”, which is led by coalition “Jednakost”, whose members are also from “Zašto ne” and “Oštra nula.

(Source: Fena)

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