Environmental activists demand a halt to work in Pishë Poro–Nartë

Women and girls marched in Tirana under the slogan “Don’t Touch My Freedom,” connecting economic poverty to gendered violence and restricted choice. Activists from Roma and Egyptian communities, women...

The Union of Trade Unions of Albania and the Albanian Coalition for Labour Rights brought hundreds of workers from tailoring, construction, healthcare, call centers, oil and municipal services to...

Women, girls, and activists gathered at Mother Teresa Square and marched through Tirana demanding equality, protection from violence, access to justice, and meaningful representation in...

Dozens of activists and residents gathered in the Vjosa–Nartë protected landscape after construction machinery, fencing, and unexplained site interventions appeared. Protesters challenged restricted...

Residents and activists arrived at Pishë Poro beach after fencing appeared on a protected coastal landscape and removed it, according to the community movement’s timeline. The resistance opposed a...

Residents and activists protested resort construction at Portonovo in Zvërnec. Private security personnel dragged a protester inside the fenced site while police were present; footage circulated...

After the confrontation at the resort site, citizens gathered in front of Tirana’s Police Directorate and the protest spread to the capital. Daily demonstrations soon brought environmental...

After monitoring the 30 May protest, the Albanian Helsinki Committee reported that organizers had notified police and that the gathering began peacefully before a resident was forcibly taken inside...

Thousands marched in Tirana on the tenth consecutive night of protests against the resort development and lack of transparency. Protesters used flamingo imagery and national flags to connect a...

Dozens of people with disabilities joined the square protests, raising inaccessible streets, inadequate services, and exclusion from employment. Activists Suela Lala, Stefan Paloka, and Emanuela...