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OECD Ministers commit to action to strengthen trust and democracy - Vimarsana News

OECD Ministers commit to action to strengthen trust and democracy

OECD Information for journalists, Ministers and high-level representatives from the 38 OECD countries, the European Union, as well as some OECD accession candidate countries, have reiterated their shared commitment to the core values of democracy and welcomed a set of actions to strengthen the resilience of democracies and increase their responsiveness to citizens’ growing and changing expectations.

Source: oecd.org
Top five stories you may have missed - Vimarsana News

Top five stories you may have missed

In case you missed them, The Luxembourg Times has selected the best stories of the week for you

Luxembourg music prize shortlist revealed - Vimarsana News

Luxembourg music prize shortlist revealed

The newly instated Lëtzebuerger Musekspräisser on 22 November revealed its first nominees.

Source: delano.lu
Media Advisory - OECD Ministers and stakeholders to meet in Luxembourg on 17-18 November to discuss key actions to strengthen citizen trust and reinforce democracy - Vimarsana News

Media Advisory - OECD Ministers and stakeholders to meet in Luxembourg on 17-18 November to discuss key actions to strengthen citizen trust and reinforce democracy

OECD Information for journalists, Low voter turnout in some countries, weakened public trust, greater political polarisation and larger groups of citizens dissociating themselves from traditional democratic processes pose significant challenges for policy makers in many OECD countries.

Source: oecd.org
Discrimination victims too fearful to complain, study shows - Vimarsana News

Discrimination victims too fearful to complain, study shows

Most hold back due to lack of proof and fear of repercussions, in particular losing their jobs if the discrimination happened at work