Dispute resolution
No EU land is an island
The negotiations for a new coalition government in Germany are none of my business. Obviously. I am not a citizen of Germany and I do not live in Germany.
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4506 Cases of Harassment and Bullying have been Registered in Schools in Bulgaria
There were 4506 cases of aggression and harassment during the past academic year. This was announced by Tanya Mihaylova, Deputy Minister of Education at the round table "Aggression in the Bulgarian Society - A Necessity to Counteract" in the Parliament, reports sega.
There were 402 cases of violence against children and 39 cases of violence against teachers.
402 Cases of Violence Against Children and 39 Cases of Violence Against Teachers in 2017
'' There are 4506 cases of aggression and harassment during the past academic year.'' This was announced by Tanya Mihaylova, Deputy Minister of Education at the round table "Aggression in the Bulgarian Society - a Need for Counteraction" in parliament, BGNES reported.
402 cases of violence against children and 39 cases of violence against teachers.
60% of the Children in Bulgaria do not Feel Safe at School
A survey of the Research Institute of Forensic Science and Criminology suggests that 60% of the children in Bulgaria do not feel safe at school.
The figures were released at a conference against violence in educational institutions by the head of the Juvenile Crime Department at the Interior Ministry.
Bulgaria's Central Bank Published Handbook on Financial Products and Services
The Bulgarian National Bank has published an updated "Information on Financial Products and Services" handbook on its website, reported the Bulgarian National Television.
The handbook contains helpful information on the main features of the offered accounts, deposits, cards and credit products.
Can Turkey become a problem solver in Qatar crisis?
The terms "conflict" and "dispute" are often used interchangeably. A more scholarly and academic approach, however, argues that there is a difference between the two. Australian diplomat and academic John Burton has contributed to a better understanding of this difference by developing "conflict resolution" as an academic discipline.
Fostering violence
Hooliganism and violence have no place in a democracy. The violence that broke out in reaction to a court ruling has hurt the country's credibility at a critical time and cost to many people.
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Journalists under threat (infographic)
In the best case, journalists uncover what others try to hide from the public. In many countries, the press is called the ‘Fourth Estate’ because it can keep those in power accountable and from abusing their position, be it economic or political. It’s easy to see why journalists are not held in high esteem in many countries, especially by those in power.
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Education Minister Unveils Anti-Aggression Plan
Education and Science Minister Nikolay Denkov on Monday unveiled an interdepatmental Plan for Agression Prevention and Better Security at the education institutions.
Denkov said ''We can expect that school aggression will end when becomes a fact in society. This, however, will not take place very soon, so we must take measures.''
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Council of Europe team in Greece to address soccer violence
A team of experts from the Standing Committee of the European Convention on Spectator Violence and Misbehavior at Sports Events (T-RV) of the Council of Europe will be in Greece from Thursday through Monday to consult with authorities, particularly in regards to violence in soccer.