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Below are posts about citizen media in Serbian. Don't miss Global Voices na srpskom, where Global Voices posts are translated into Serbian! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Сръбски 4 април 2012 Сърбия: Противоречивата реабилитация на Дража Михайлович Драголюб (Дража) Михайлович е главнокомандващ Югославската Отечествена Армия, известна още като Четниците, през Втората Световна Война. През 1946г. е заловен от новите комунистически власти на Югославия, обвинен в измяна и военни престъпления, осъден на смърт и екзекутиран. Продължаващото дело за неговата рехабилитация е подкрепено от някои професори и политици в Сърбия, но разделя обществеността.
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Below are posts about citizen media in Polish. Don't miss Global Voices po polsku, where Global Voices posts are translated into Polish! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Latest stories about Polish 15 August 2011 Poland: Parties Not So Eager to Obey New Gender Quota Act With the announcement of the date of the Polish parliamentary elections this October 9, bloggers are discussing whether the country's political parties will follow the new rules introduced by the Gender Quota Act. Poland: Smolensk Report Blames Both Polish and Russian Sides On July 29, Poland presented its final report on the 2010 Smolensk plane crash, in which 96 people died, including the then president of Poland Lech Kaczynski. While putting the major blame on the Polish pilot's error, the report also pointed at the fault of the defective lighting at Smolensk airport and Russian air controllers. Poland: The State of Reading A few weeks ago, a new social campaign - Reading in Poland - was launched by one of Poland's largest daily newspapers due to the fact that reading rates in Poland are very low: one reports states that 56 percent of the Poles don't read books at all - and are also incapable of reading texts longer than 3 pages. A huge debate has started on the reading culture in Poland and the reasons for the crisis it is facing. Poland: Citizen Initiative for Complete Abortion Ban Some 600,000 people have signed a petition in support of the draft amendment to Poland's abortion law intending to ban abortion in Poland without exceptions – even when the life of a woman is threatened. Katarzyna Odrozek reviews online reactions of the supporters and opponents of the complete ban on abortion in Poland. Video: Celebrating the Solstice The celebrations for Summer and Winter Solstices were full of lanterns, dances, flowers and bonfires. Lets tour around the world to check out the different celebrations: Solstice at Stonehenge, Feast of Saint John's bonfires in Spain, Inti Raymi in Peru, we tripantu in Chile and Kupala Day in Russia or Midsummer's night in Poland. 23 February 2011 Poland: Prosecuted Blogger Hopes For a Different Verdict Jakub Górnicki continues to report on the case of Łukasz Kasprowicz, a Polish blogger who was sued for defamation by a local official and is now banned from blogging by the court. 22 February 2011 Poland: Best Blogs of 2010 Announced Jakub Górnicki reviews the winners of this year's Polish "Blog of the Year" contest. Poland: Ex-PM Jarosław Kaczyński Starts Blogging On Feb. 18, Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of Poland's national conservative Law and Justice party, started a blog, and his first post has generated over 1,650 comments in just two days. Below are some examples that show how many emotions surround this new blogger. 2 February 2011 Poland: Reactions to Evacuation of Polish Tourists From Cairo Sylwia Presley shares tips on what to do if one ends up getting stuck at the Cairo Airport due to political situation in Egypt, and reports on Polish netizens' reactions to their government's decision to help evacuate Polish tourists currently there. 28 January 2011 Poland: Blogger Prosecuted for Criticizing Local Mayor Jakub Górnicki writes about the case of Łukasz Kaprowicz, a Polish journalist and blogger who was sued for defamation after he had criticized the mayor of the town of Mosina in his blog posts.