The "You have the right to know!" is an informative campaign on the rights of members of non-majority communities within the Kosovo institutional context launched in October by NGO Aktiv. In fact, and despite a well-defined and comprehensive constitutional framework, members of non-majority communities in Kosovo not always are fully aware of their existing rights.

The main goal of this publication is to analyse the relationship between the government, its institutions and non-majority communities in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and to assess institutions’ readiness to ensure equal treatment of all citizens, regardless of their ethnicity.

Public call for student/youth groups to take part in a grass-root youth cooperation initiative;

What was the EU administration reaction, behind the scenes, to reaching the Washington Agreement? Will the Washington document contribute to the EU’s efforts to bring both sides to an agreement on the comprehensive normalization? In what ways does it complement the EU approach and does it deviate from it and at what point?

On the 1^st of October 2020, Aktiv began initial work on a two-year project that will seek to increase the advocacy potential of Kosovo Serb non-governmental organizations. The project involves a series of actions centered on advocacy and policy analysis and creating synergies between the two in order to strengthen the presence and the voice of Kosovo Serb non-governmental organizations on various decision making and institutional processes.

Dear Sir/Madam, the Civic Energy Center in North Mitrovica is once again open for your events and initiatives.

In accordance with the Agreement on the Finalization of the Implementation of the Agreement on Freedom of Movement from 2011 and signed by Prishtinë/Priština and Belgrade in Brussels on the 14^th of September 2016, Kosovo is obligated to extend the validity of ‘KS’ registration plates for a period of five years. That same agreement requires the signatories to re-consider this issue after the 14^th of September 2021, under the supervision and mediation of the European Union.