Kosovo is a small country, which in 2008 declared its independence.Kosovo is making efforts to become a respected partner in the international arena, as well as to become a full member of the European Union in the coming years, which is why the rule of law and justice are so important here. People in Kosovo support the foundations of democracy, such as freedom of assembly and speech, inclusion and equality, minority rights and other rights. Further efforts are needed to fight organized crime and corruption, and to build administrative capacity in law enforcement and the judiciary in order to make European perspectives a reality.

It has been a year since Serbia opened any chapter in the EU accession negotiations. At the same time, the Report of the European Commission is coming out, according to which, as it turned out, we have moved even further away from the EU, instead of closing some chapters and moving to new ones, we have been standing still for a year. What does this mean for young people in Serbia? The non-existence of the rule of law, political pluralism, great social inequality, affects the entire Serbian population and prevents a quality life.