This project is an attempt to provide insight into how 35 laws from 12 areas in Macedonia adhere to the general principles of privacy and personal data protection and thereby to contribute to their compliance with the EU’s privacy standards and principles.

The focus of this Guide lies on the Internet, on social networks, and also presents other forms of communications and key locations where misuse of personal data and invasion of privacy is possible.  

Macedonia: Privacy Developments in 2008Report by Metamorphosis Foundation for EDRIEven though the Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia and the Law onPersonal Data Protection (LPDP), the Criminal Code, Law on Organization andOperation of State Administrative Bodies and other laws recognize and protectthe rights of privacy, data protection and secrecy of communications, theimplementation of these protections […]

Report on Macedonia included in the Privacy and Human Rights 2007: An International Survey of Privacy Laws and Developments, published by EPIC and Privacy International.Edited by Katitza Rodriguez Pereda. Contributors: Bardhyl Jashari, Filip Stojanovski, Neda Korunovska, Dance Danilovska, Marijana Marushic, Elena Stojanovska, Vesna Paunkovska

The Comic book “Under surveillance” is produced as an information and awareness tool for young adults.Synopsis: In an unspecified European city, a group of young people works, studies, travels, publishes on forums and blogs, exchanges on social networks and meets at concerts… A “difficult” situation in the life of a young photo-journalist and his friends’ […]

“European Privacy and Human Rights (EPHR) 2010” is a report published by Privacy International, EPIC, and the Center for Media and Communications Studies (CMSC) of the Central European University, investigating the scope of privacy and data protection laws a in Europe. The study includes 33 individual reports covering issues from privacy enforcement to ID cards, […]

This evaluation is focusing on the impact of the privacy protection project and activities, and has been conducted in November 2008 through focus groups, semi structured interviews and analysis of project documents.