Gong is a non-partisan citizens' association founded in 1997 to encourage citizens to participate more actively in political processes.
Gong addressed the European Parliament: The General State Attorney should decide on conflicts of jurisdiction between DORH and EPPO
21. November 2024.
Gong has addressed the European Parliament's Committee on Petitions, pointing out inconsistencies between Croatian legislation and the Regulation on the EPPO.
We have the right to know: Gong calls for public authorities to proactively open data to the public
02. October 2024.
Despite being guaranteed by the Constitution and elaborated in the Act on the Right to Access Information, many citizens are unaware of this right or do not know how to exercise it, and they often face difficulties in doing so.
Gong's analysis of parliamentary elections on TikTok: Plenković more likes than Pernar, Možemo the most followed party
15. July 2024.
The analysis showed that Prime Minister Andrej Plenković became one of the most popular politicians, even though he opened his account three weeks before the parliamentary elections, and that the most popular parties were Mozemo and HDZ.
Meta removes 150 HDZ fake profiles from Facebook and Instagram because of Gong
31. May 2024.
Meta removed a Croatian coordinated network consisting of 150 fake Facebook and Instagram profiles and pages, linked to the Croatian Democratic Union's (HDZ) Youth members, after Gong exposed and reported their daily support on HDZ's official Facebook page.
AI Act adopted: can the first law of this nature ensure the rights of EU citizens?
29. May 2024.
The Council is taking a major step towards fostering trust in new technologies, as well as ensuring their transparency and accountability to European citizens.
Gong addressed the European Parliament: The General State Attorney should decide on conflicts of jurisdiction between DORH and EPPO
We have the right to know: Gong calls for public authorities to proactively open data to the public
Gong's analysis of parliamentary elections on TikTok: Plenković more likes than Pernar, Možemo the most followed party
Meta removes 150 HDZ fake profiles from Facebook and Instagram because of Gong
AI Act adopted: can the first law of this nature ensure the rights of EU citizens?

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The importance of civic education: What lessons can we learn from Finland, Austria, and Romania?
In countries where there is a lack of legal framework related to the formal implementation of Civic Education into the school system, a significant role is played by non-formal education. In Croatia, this responsibility is largely carried out by civil society organisations, as a new Gong research on non-formal civic education programs is showing.
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