“Macedonia failed the human rights exam during the pandemic” is the main finding of the 
assessment we made as part of a pilot comparative analysis coordinated by the EUI (Italy) and Oxford (UK) universities. The assessment was done by our research coordinator Biljana Kotevska.
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