A group of Albanian women and civil society organisations organize signing of Petition in Support of Victims of Violence against Women and Women’s Defenders in Albania, to be submitted the directors of public and private broadcasters, editors-in-chief of daily newspapers, and broadcasting regulatory authority.

The group of anarchists from Belgrade, charged for acts of international terrorism will be released from detention and will defend themselves from freedom, decided presiding Judget Dragomir Gerasimović. Ratibor Trivunac, Tadej Kurepa, Ivan Vulović, Sanja Đokić, Ivan Savić and Nikola Mitrović draw graffiti and threw two Molotov cocktails on the building of Greek Embassy in Belgrade, causing minor material damage.

A group of Croatian intellectuals participated in a public debate organized by the Action for Free Society – Croatia association, Saturday, February 13, to support the young political activists in Belgrade charged with international terrorism.

All activists arrested during the police action to remove the shipping containers that blocked Varšavska Street in Zagreb in the effort to prevent the start of works on the planned access ramp to the underground garage of the private HOTO Centre, were released from police custody yesterday, Thursday, February 2, the last four of them at 20:00 hours.

The 365x2 Campaign against Juvenile Delinquency, organized by Akcija građana association (Citizens' Action) in cooperation with a number of other civil organizations, was launched on Friday, February 2, 2010 and will be concluded on February 15, 2010.

A group of thirteen journalists, intellectuals and civic activists filed a private law-suit against Dragan Pavlović-Latas, Editor-in-Chief of “Večer“ daily, on charges of slander. An article published by the daily on December 18, 2009, accused the thirteen that they are paid by the Greek Government to lobby in favour of Greece in the dispute over the name of the Republic of Macedonia.

The Group for Monitoring of Process against Six Anarchists strongly condemned the physical violence that the anarchists accused for terrorism suffer in the prolonged detention, after Tadej Kurepa (25), one of the six, was mistreated and blackmailed by his cell-mates in the Belgrade Central Prison Unit.