Impakti i Konventës Europiane të të Drejtave të Njeriut dhe i vendimeve të Gjykatës së Strasburgut ndaj shtetit shqiptar në evolimin e kuadrit ligjor dhe praktikës gjyqësore vendaseKonventa Europiane e të Drejtave të Njeriut (KEDNJ) dhe jurisprudenca e Gjykatës së Strasburgut (GJEDNJ) sidomos vendimet e saj të dhëna ndaj shtetit shqiptar kanë qenë në fokus të veprimtarisë së Fondacionit Shoqëria e Hapur për Shqipërinë, Soros. Nxitja e ndërgjegjësimit dhe përmirësimit të njohurive për zbatimin më të mirë e të drejtëpërdrejtë nga ana e sistemit tonë gjyqësor të KEDNJ dhe jurisprudencës së GJEDNJ si burime parësore të së drejtës sonë të brendshme janë analizuar në mënyrë të hollësishme dhe profesionale në një cikël trajnimesh që Fondacioni Soros në bashkëpunim me Avokaturën e Shtetit, Dhomën Kombëtare të Avokatisë dhe Shkollën e Magjistraturës ka organizuar përkatësisht në datat 23 nëntor, 16, 19 dhe 20 dhjetor 2011.
15/12/2011
Shpallet Raporti monitorues i ÇIP “Transparenca e Botimeve Zyrtare në Republikën e Shqipërisë, 2010
Shpallet Raporti monitorues i ÇIP “Transparenca e Botimeve Zyrtare në Republikën e Shqipërisë, 2010
11/10/2011
Publikohet raporti monitorues “Ekzekutivi dhe gjyqësori: Përgjegjshmëria ndaj vendimeve gjyqësore”
Publikohet raporti monitorues “Ekzekutivi dhe gjyqësori: Përgjegjshmëria ndaj vendimeve gjyqësore”
25/01/2012
Fondacionit Shoqëria e Hapur për Shqipërinë – Soros publikon raportin vjetor per vitin 2010
Fondacionit Shoqëria e Hapur për Shqipërinë – Soros publikon raportin vjetor per vitin 2010
12/12/2011
Aplikime për studime mbasuniversitare në Universitetin e Europës Qendrore CEU në Budapest 2012-2013
Aplikime për studime mbasuniversitare në Universitetin e Europës Qendrore CEU në Budapest 2012-2013
Consumers in the Information Society
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
Will Spring 2012 Be Eastern? The Prospects for Free and Fair Elections in Armenia
Case Watch: Pretrial Detention, Pilot Judgments and the European Court of Human Rights
Imprisoned Rights Defender in Kyrgyzstan Needs Immediate Medical Treatment
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
Northern Europe's Complicity in Greece's Migrant Crisis
Call for Applications: Global Supplementary Grants
Populism in Europe: Hungary
Call for Project Proposals: Student Initiatives
Call for Applications: Summer Course on Statelessness
Remembering Tom Alexander
London's Police Rethinks Stop and Search Tactics
Case Watch: Greek Migrant Male Rape Counts as Torture
Reinventing Scientific Discovery: An Interview with Michael Nielsen
Mapping Digital Media: Netherlands
Call for Applications: Summer School in Human Rights Litigation
Saving Schengen: How to Protect Passport-Free Travel in Europe
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Constitution to GPS Tracking
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Mandatory Minimum Ensnares Law-Abiding Marine
Black Male Activists in Detroit and Philadelphia Win Leadership Award
New Approach to Expanding the School Day Launches Nationally
Open Society Foundations and Echoing Green Launch Black Male Achievement Fellowship
Soros Pledges $30 Million to Transform the Lives of NYC's Most Vulnerable Black and Latino Boys
About U.S. Programs
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
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Call for Proposals: Fostering Open Society in West Africa
Call for Proposals: Central Eurasia Project
Call for Applications: Summer University Courses on Privatisation in Education and Innovative Financing for Education
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / University of York Scholarships
Call for Applications: Human Rights and Drug Policy Summer Course
Call for Applications: Supplementary Grant Program Asia
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / Durham University Afghan Women PhD
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / Durham University Scholarships
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / University of St Andrews Scholarships
Call for Proposals: Arab Regional Office
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations Scholarships in European Studies
Call for Applications: EARTH University Scholarships
Call for Proposals: Global Debates
Call for Proposals: Youth Policy
Call for Proposals: Promoting Youth Participation in Response to Xenophobia and Racism in Europe
Call for Proposals: Strengthening Civil Society Through Arts and Culture
Call for Proposals: Advancing Roma Inclusion Through Arts and Culture
Call for Proposals: Open Society Fellowship
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Africa Should Be Wary of U.S. Propaganda on Intellectual Property
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
They Go to Die: An Interview with Jonathan Smith
Case Watch: Pretrial Detention, Pilot Judgments and the European Court of Human Rights
Northern Europe's Complicity in Greece's Migrant Crisis
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Constitution to GPS Tracking
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Mapping Digital Media: Netherlands
Mapping Digital Media: Social Media and News
Africa Should Be Wary of U.S. Propaganda on Intellectual Property
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
They Go to Die: An Interview with Jonathan Smith
Case Watch: Pretrial Detention, Pilot Judgments and the European Court of Human Rights
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Constitution to GPS Tracking
Northern Europe’s Complicity in Greece’s Migrant Crisis
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Three Principles to Strengthen the Rule of Law
Mandatory Minimum Ensnares Law-Abiding Marine
Moving Walls 19
The Aftermath Project Announces Calls for Applications
A Guardian of His City's History
Open Society Documentary Photography Project Announces Moving Walls 19 Photographers
A Look at the Lives of Migrant Workers in Kazakhstan
Production Grants to Photographers from Central Asia, the Caucasus, Afghanistan, Mongolia, and Pakistan, 2009-2010
Expanding the Circle: The Engaged Photographer
Consumers in the Information Society
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Africa Should Be Wary of U.S. Propaganda on Intellectual Property
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
They Go to Die: An Interview with Jonathan Smith
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
Why We Shouldn't Rely on Patents to Encourage Medical Innovation
Why Are World Leaders Turning Their Backs on Africa?
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Spreading the Word Online for Palliative Care in Kenya
Call for Applications: Human Rights and Drug Policy Summer Course
The Value of Freedom
Congress's Holiday Message to People Who Use Drugs: Drop Dead
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender: Human Rights Are Human Rights
Preventing Drug Overdose Is Key in Fight Against AIDS
A New Leader for the Open Society Foundations in 2012
Sanctioned Cruelty: Reproductive Rights Violations as Torture
Christopher Stone to Lead Open Society Foundations in 2012
Ratification Is One Thing, Action Is Quite Another
Consumers in the Information Society
Call for Applications: Global Supplementary Grants
Contact List: Scholarship Programs Coordinators
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Call for Project Proposals: Student Initiatives
Remembering Tom Alexander
London's Police Rethinks Stop and Search Tactics
Campaign for Black Male Achievement Impact Index
Black Male Activists in Detroit and Philadelphia Win Leadership Award
Call for Applications: Summer School in Human Rights Litigation
Call for Applications: Summer University Courses on Privatisation in Education and Innovative Financing for Education
Advancing Education Reform with "Writers Bloc"
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / University of York Scholarships
Bringing a Little Green to a Red Land
Black Male Achievement: It's More Than Just Good Grades
New Approach to Expanding the School Day Launches Nationally
Helping Farms and Forests Flourish in Haiti
The Crucial Role of Foundations in D.C. Juvenile Justice Reform
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Will Spring 2012 Be Eastern? The Prospects for Free and Fair Elections in Armenia
Three Principles to Strengthen the Rule of Law
Call for Proposals: Fostering Open Society in West Africa
Saving Schengen: How to Protect Passport-Free Travel in Europe
Call for Proposals: Central Eurasia Project
Call for Applications: Summer University Courses on Privatisation in Education and Innovative Financing for Education
How the EU Can Foster Change in Closed Societies
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Statement on George Soros's Visit to Burma
The New Face of Digital Populism
The Voices of Poverty in America
Congress's Holiday Message to People Who Use Drugs: Drop Dead
Texas Two-Step
EU Foreign Policy and the Euro Crisis
ScholarForum: Corruption and Governance
Romania: Time for Truth on CIA Black Sites
Not Rick Perry's Texas
A New Leader for the Open Society Foundations in 2012
Consumers in the Information Society
Populism in Europe: Hungary
Reinventing Scientific Discovery: An Interview with Michael Nielsen
Mapping Digital Media: Netherlands
Mapping Digital Media: Social Media and News
Advancing Education Reform with "Writers Bloc"
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
How to Protect Journalists in Pakistan
The New Face of Digital Populism
New Data Examines Perceptions of Black Males and Their Relationship to the Media
Seven Years on, a Son Seeks Answers for a Slain Father
Pursuing Justice for Gambia's Deyda Hydara
Mapping Digital Media: Serbia
A New Leader for the Open Society Foundations in 2012
Christopher Stone to Lead Open Society Foundations in 2012
Mapping Digital Media: Latvia
Sons Seek Justice for Murdered Gambian Journalist
Moving Walls 19 Opening Reception
Moving Walls 19: Pete Muller
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
Will Spring 2012 Be Eastern? The Prospects for Free and Fair Elections in Armenia
Case Watch: Pretrial Detention, Pilot Judgments and the European Court of Human Rights
Imprisoned Rights Defender in Kyrgyzstan Needs Immediate Medical Treatment
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
Northern Europe's Complicity in Greece's Migrant Crisis
Call for Applications: Global Supplementary Grants
Populism in Europe: Hungary
Call for Project Proposals: Student Initiatives
Call for Applications: Summer Course on Statelessness
Remembering Tom Alexander
London's Police Rethinks Stop and Search Tactics
Case Watch: Greek Migrant Male Rape Counts as Torture
Reinventing Scientific Discovery: An Interview with Michael Nielsen
Mapping Digital Media: Netherlands
Call for Applications: Summer School in Human Rights Litigation
Saving Schengen: How to Protect Passport-Free Travel in Europe
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Constitution to GPS Tracking
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Mandatory Minimum Ensnares Law-Abiding Marine
Black Male Activists in Detroit and Philadelphia Win Leadership Award
New Approach to Expanding the School Day Launches Nationally
Open Society Foundations and Echoing Green Launch Black Male Achievement Fellowship
Soros Pledges $30 Million to Transform the Lives of NYC's Most Vulnerable Black and Latino Boys
About U.S. Programs
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Program Assistant
Web Producer
Chair of the Executive Office
Program Assistant
Consultant
Senior Communications Coordinator
Research Intern
Legal Analyst
Program Officer
Program Manager
Senior Capacity Building Officer
Program Director
Program Assistant
Operations and Development Associate
Finance Associate
Advocacy Officer
Director
Program Officer
Intern (Regional Policy Initiative)
Executive Assistant
Business Analyst/Project Manager
Project Director
Legal Researcher Intern
Legal Researcher Intern
Program Officer
Call for Project Proposals: Student Initiatives
Call for Proposals: Fostering Open Society in West Africa
Call for Proposals: Central Eurasia Project
Call for Applications: Summer University Courses on Privatisation in Education and Innovative Financing for Education
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / University of York Scholarships
Call for Applications: Human Rights and Drug Policy Summer Course
Call for Applications: Supplementary Grant Program Asia
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / Durham University Afghan Women PhD
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / Durham University Scholarships
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / University of St Andrews Scholarships
Call for Proposals: Arab Regional Office
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations Scholarships in European Studies
Call for Applications: EARTH University Scholarships
Call for Proposals: Global Debates
Call for Proposals: Youth Policy
Call for Proposals: Promoting Youth Participation in Response to Xenophobia and Racism in Europe
Call for Proposals: Strengthening Civil Society Through Arts and Culture
Call for Proposals: Advancing Roma Inclusion Through Arts and Culture
Call for Proposals: Open Society Fellowship
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Africa Should Be Wary of U.S. Propaganda on Intellectual Property
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
They Go to Die: An Interview with Jonathan Smith
Case Watch: Pretrial Detention, Pilot Judgments and the European Court of Human Rights
Northern Europe's Complicity in Greece's Migrant Crisis
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Constitution to GPS Tracking
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Mapping Digital Media: Netherlands
Mapping Digital Media: Social Media and News
Africa Should Be Wary of U.S. Propaganda on Intellectual Property
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
They Go to Die: An Interview with Jonathan Smith
Case Watch: Pretrial Detention, Pilot Judgments and the European Court of Human Rights
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Constitution to GPS Tracking
Northern Europe’s Complicity in Greece’s Migrant Crisis
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Three Principles to Strengthen the Rule of Law
Mandatory Minimum Ensnares Law-Abiding Marine
Moving Walls 19
The Aftermath Project Announces Calls for Applications
A Guardian of His City's History
Open Society Documentary Photography Project Announces Moving Walls 19 Photographers
A Look at the Lives of Migrant Workers in Kazakhstan
Production Grants to Photographers from Central Asia, the Caucasus, Afghanistan, Mongolia, and Pakistan, 2009-2010
Expanding the Circle: The Engaged Photographer
Consumers in the Information Society
Salzburg Seminar: Palliative Care for Patients with TB or HIV/TB
Africa Should Be Wary of U.S. Propaganda on Intellectual Property
Drug Decriminalization in the UK: Is There a Disconnect Between Politicians and the Public?
They Go to Die: An Interview with Jonathan Smith
Why Are Doctors Still Performing Genital Surgery on Infants?
Why We Shouldn't Rely on Patents to Encourage Medical Innovation
Why Are World Leaders Turning Their Backs on Africa?
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Spreading the Word Online for Palliative Care in Kenya
Call for Applications: Human Rights and Drug Policy Summer Course
The Value of Freedom
Congress's Holiday Message to People Who Use Drugs: Drop Dead
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender: Human Rights Are Human Rights
Preventing Drug Overdose Is Key in Fight Against AIDS
A New Leader for the Open Society Foundations in 2012
Sanctioned Cruelty: Reproductive Rights Violations as Torture
Christopher Stone to Lead Open Society Foundations in 2012
Ratification Is One Thing, Action Is Quite Another
Consumers in the Information Society
Call for Applications: Global Supplementary Grants
Contact List: Scholarship Programs Coordinators
Black Male Mentoring: Decoding the Image
Call for Project Proposals: Student Initiatives
Remembering Tom Alexander
London's Police Rethinks Stop and Search Tactics
Campaign for Black Male Achievement Impact Index
Black Male Activists in Detroit and Philadelphia Win Leadership Award
Call for Applications: Summer School in Human Rights Litigation
Call for Applications: Summer University Courses on Privatisation in Education and Innovative Financing for Education
Advancing Education Reform with "Writers Bloc"
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Call for Applications: Open Society Foundations / University of York Scholarships
Bringing a Little Green to a Red Land
Black Male Achievement: It's More Than Just Good Grades
New Approach to Expanding the School Day Launches Nationally
Helping Farms and Forests Flourish in Haiti
The Crucial Role of Foundations in D.C. Juvenile Justice Reform
Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Will Spring 2012 Be Eastern? The Prospects for Free and Fair Elections in Armenia
Three Principles to Strengthen the Rule of Law
Call for Proposals: Fostering Open Society in West Africa
Saving Schengen: How to Protect Passport-Free Travel in Europe
Call for Proposals: Central Eurasia Project
Call for Applications: Summer University Courses on Privatisation in Education and Innovative Financing for Education
How the EU Can Foster Change in Closed Societies
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
Statement on George Soros's Visit to Burma
The New Face of Digital Populism
The Voices of Poverty in America
Congress's Holiday Message to People Who Use Drugs: Drop Dead
Texas Two-Step
EU Foreign Policy and the Euro Crisis
ScholarForum: Corruption and Governance
Romania: Time for Truth on CIA Black Sites
Not Rick Perry's Texas
A New Leader for the Open Society Foundations in 2012
Consumers in the Information Society
Populism in Europe: Hungary
Reinventing Scientific Discovery: An Interview with Michael Nielsen
Mapping Digital Media: Netherlands
Mapping Digital Media: Social Media and News
Advancing Education Reform with "Writers Bloc"
Diana Morris As Guest Commentator on WYPR 88.1 FM
Call for Applications: 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows
How to Protect Journalists in Pakistan
The New Face of Digital Populism
New Data Examines Perceptions of Black Males and Their Relationship to the Media
Seven Years on, a Son Seeks Answers for a Slain Father
Pursuing Justice for Gambia's Deyda Hydara
Mapping Digital Media: Serbia
A New Leader for the Open Society Foundations in 2012
Christopher Stone to Lead Open Society Foundations in 2012
Mapping Digital Media: Latvia
Sons Seek Justice for Murdered Gambian Journalist
Moving Walls 19 Opening Reception
Moving Walls 19: Pete Muller
