Police Reform: Ohrid Agreement
Implementations
Police Reform – 2001
Information on police reform not available.
Police Reform – 2002
Information on police reform not available.
Police Reform – 2003
By the end of July 2003, 1,156 new recruits from non-majority communities (66.6% Albanians) had been trained by the OSCE.[fn]Nadège Ragaru, “MACEDONIA : BETWEEN OHRID AND BRUSSELS,” 2008, accessed March 3, 2011, http://www.ceri-sciences-po.org.[/efn_note] No further information available.
Police Reform – 2004
As of December 2004, the Police had increased the Albanian proportion to 13.31%.1
- Armend Reka, “The Ohrid Agreement: The Travails of Inter-ethnic Relations in Macedonia,” Human Rights Review 9 (2008): 61.
Police Reform – 2005
Information on police reform not available.
Police Reform – 2006
In 2006, according to the data provided by the Ombudsman’s office, the Albanians accounted for 14,9% of the 12 076 employees of the Home Affairs Office whereas 80,6% were ethnic Macedonians.1
Police Reform – 2007
No further developments observed.
Police Reform – 2008
No further developments observed.
Police Reform – 2009
No further developments observed.
Police Reform – 2010
No further developments observed.