www.bezbednost.org<\/a>), and shared their latest publications.<\/strong><\/p>\n\tInterested passersby were able to participate in the survey which consisted of three questions: Have you ever given a bribe to a police officer? Does Serbia need to cooperate with NATO? Which institution do you most trust?<\/p>\n
\tJudging by the voices of the fair\u2019s visitors, the Serbian Army is the institution holding the greatest trust of the citizens (34%), followed by the National Assembly (22%), and security services (16%).<\/p>\n
\tIn last year\u2019s survey with identical questions, the army also received the most votes. But this year, the police, which previously were shoulder to shoulder with the army, ended in last place with only four percent of the votes.<\/p>\n
\tInterestingly, only seven percent of the respondents trust the Serbian president, a great drop compared to the number of votes this institution received from visitors to the previous fair.<\/p>\n
\tThe fact that 103 of the 148 survey participants voted for our country to cooperate with the North Atlantic Alliance supports the conclusion of the debate recently held in the BCSP library.<\/p>\n
\tAlso, the fact that one in four respondents admitted to giving at least one bribe to a policeman, as have most drivers, coincides with the data presented during the promotion of the book, \u201cGuidelines for the Preservation of Police Integrity\u201d.<\/p>\n
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\tIn addition to the survey, the BCSP booth led interesting discussions about the problems in the security sector. Visitors were especially interested in the \u201cAdvisors for gender equality in the security sector of Serbia\u201d and \u201cSerbia's public on security\u201d debates.<\/p>\n
\tStudents had the opportunity to be thoroughly informed about the internship program at BCSP, and a number of passersby approached the stand simply to express their dissatisfaction with the country\u2019s current situation.<\/p>\n
\tThe third civil society organization fair, \u201cSAMOinicijativa\u201d was held the 24-25th<\/sup> of May in Nikola Pasic Square in Belgrade. The fair was attended by approximately seventy organizations focusing on different social spheres, which during the two days presented their projects, plans, and fruits of their labor to attendees, and exchanged experiences amongst each other.<\/p>\n\tThe fair\u2019s opening ceremony was attended by representatives of the international community, including the U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Mary Warlick and Head of Belgrade Office at Council of Europe Antje Rothemund.<\/p>\n
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