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2005 - 2006

Television across Europe - Regulation, Policy and Independence
Now online: the monitoring report "Television across Europe: regulation, policy and independence", covering twenty countries.

Albania - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Albania was produced in co-operation with the Albanian Media Institute.

Bosnia-Herzegovina - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Bosnia-Herzegovina was produced in co-operation with the Mediacentar.

Bulgaria - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Bulgaria was produced in co-operation with the Open Society Foundation – Sofia.

Croatia - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Croatia was produced in co-operation with the Institute for International Relations.

Czech Republic - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in the Czech Republic was produced in co-operation with the Center for Media Studies of the Charles University, the Goethe-Institut Prag and the Open Society Fund Prague.

Estonia - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Estonia was produced in co-operation with Meediaseire and the Association of Estonian Broadcasters.

France - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in France was produced in co-operation with the Center for Political Research at Sciences-Po.

Hungary - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Hungary was produced in co-operation with the Center for Independent Journalism.

Italy - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Italy was produced in co-operation with Gianpietro Mazzoleni and Giulio Vigevani.

Latvia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Latvia was produced in co-operation with Providus.

Poland - Country overview
The country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Poland is part of a series of monitoring reports on Television across Europe.

Republic of Macedonia - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in the Republic of Macedonia was produced in co-operation with the Macedonian Institute for Media.

Romania - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Romania was produced in co-operation with the Center for Independent Journalism and Concept Foundation.

Russian - Translation
Russian translation of the summary report on 'Television across Europe: Regulation, policy and independence'.

Serbia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Serbia was produced in co-operation with the Belgrade Media Center.

Slovakia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Slovakia was produced in co-operation with Memo 98.

Slovenia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about media regulation, policy and independence in Slovenia was produced in co-operation with the Peace Institute.

TV across Europe: International Press Coverage
What the papers say: Washington Post, Die Welt, El Mundo, Le Monde, BBC News

Access to education and employment for people with intellectual disabilities

Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities - Access to Education and Employment
EUMAP is currently releasing 14 country reports about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Europe and their access to education and employment.

Summary Reports
Each Summary Report includes the country report's Executive Summary and Recommendations.

Bulgaria - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Bulgaria was produced in co-operation with the Open Society Institute - Sofia and the Bulgarian Association for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (BAPID).

Croatia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Croatia was produced in co-operation with the Open Society Mental Health Initiative and the Association for Promoting Inclusion in Croatia.

Estonia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Estonia was produced in co-operation with the Open Estonia Foundation and the Estonian Mentally Disabled People Support Organization (EVPIT).

Greece - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Greece was produced in co-operation with the Open Society Mental Health Initiative and the Association for the Psychosocial Health of Children and Adolescents.

Hungary - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Hungary was produced in co-operation with the Salva Vita Foundation, Hungary.

Latvia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Latvia was produced in co-operation with the Latvian Centre for Human Rights and Ethnic Studies and the Soros Foundation Latvia.

Lithuania - Reports and press releases online at the Intellectual Disabilities "Reports page"
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Lithuania was produced in co-operation with VILTIS, the Lithuanian Welfare Society for Persons with Intellectual Disability.

The Netherlands - Country overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in the Netherlands was produced in co-operation with the Dutch Federation of Societies of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities and their Families.

Poland - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Poland was produced in co-operation with the Polish Association for Persons with Mental Handicap.

Romania - Country overview
The first of 14 EUMAP country reports about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities, the Romanian report was produced in co-operation with the Romanian organisation Pentru Voi.

Slovenia - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Slovenia was produced in co-operation with the Association for Theory & Culture of Handicap (YHD).

United Kingdom - Country Overview
The EUMAP country report about the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in the UK was produced in co-operation with the Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities.

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Monitoring the EU Accession Process: Minority Protection

Monitoring Minority Protection in EU Member States

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