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The Center for the Study of Democracy and Governance (CSDG) organised a roundtable discussion and presented its latest report on the performance of Albania’s specialised justice institutions, bringing together representatives of justice institutions, Parliament, international partners, civil society, and leading [...]

As part of the activities marking European Integration Month, CSDG - Qendra për Studimin e Demokracisë dhe Qeverisjes organized a roundtable discussion dedicated to the role of the administrative approach in combating organized crime in Albania. During the event, the [...]

The first meeting of the project “Regional Fundamentals Snapshot” – Advancing Cooperation on EU Cluster 1 in Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia , supported by the Western Balkans Fund, was held. This workshop was also held within the framework of [...]

As part of Winter ELSA Law School Tirana, a panel discussion was held at the premises of Europe House Tirana within the framework of ClusterOne platform, implemented by the Centre for the Study of Democracy and Governance and the Albanian [...]

The roundtable “Protecting Human Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: EU and Albanian Legislative Approaches”, gathered MPs, government institutions, EU representatives, independent authorities, civil society, academia and digital governance experts to discuss how Albania can ensure a rights-based, EU-aligned approach [...]

CSDG - Qendra për Studimin e Demokracisë dhe Qeverisjes organized a roundtable discussion on "Assessing the Institutional Architecture in Function of the Performance and Integrity of the Special Prosecution Office: Guarantees for Independence and Accountability Mechanisms." ➤ At the opening [...]

The Albanian Helsinki Committee (KShH) held a Discussion Roundtable to consult on the findings and several recommendations addressed through the Position Paper "The Vetting Process and Its Consequences Towards an Independent, Professional, and Accountable Judiciary in Albania." This event, moderated [...]

The investigation of cases against journalists and media workers remains an important issue in Albania, key to fostering a safe environment, where journalists can exercise their profession free from fear of retaliation and self-censorship. In 2024, the General Prosecutor approved [...]