Zuzana Dlugosova, Eva Kovacechova, 2006

The manual provides basic legal tools concerning criminal proceedings, housing rights and discrimination issues, including legal protection against discriminatory treatment.

Eva Kovacechova, Pavol Zilincik, 1999

The brochure gives a detailed description of individual stages of a legislative process and shows possibilities of citizens' involvement and participation in adoption of a law.

Tomas Kamenec, Vlado Pirosik, 2000

The manual explains principal ideas of the Freedom on Information Act: what areas of information are covered by the law, who is entitled to ask for information, who is obliged to provide information, all procedures related to providing information, the sanctions imposed for breaching the law, as well as the text of the law with explanatory notes.

Jan Hrubala, 1999

A short manual on corrupt behavior, provisions concerning corruption in our laws, and steps to be taken by ordinary citizens confronted with corruption.

Jan Hrubala, Pavol Zilincik, 1999

Based on the experience of a number of civic organizations, the Guide summarizes the rights and obligations of organizers and participants of meetings, answers the most frequently asked questions and contains guidelines on dealing with conflict situations encountered in the registration of meetings, and with illegitimate demands of the authorities.

Jan Hrubala, Pavol Zilincik, 2000

The brochure explains the whole procedure concerning the constitutional right to petition: who can file a petition and when to do so, how to gather signatures, the frequently asked questions concerning petition, etc. It also gives practical examples and model petition.

Zuzana Dlugosova, Dana Marekova, 2001

A manual on smooth sailing through the association registration procedure. It explains, in particular, what should be done if the Ministry of the Interior delays the procedure by requesting unnecessary details in the documentation required for registration.

Zuzana Dlugosova, 2000

A comprehensive guide on damage compensation procedure in case of damages caused by unlawful decision or incorrect procedure of the state authorities. The brochure also includes examples of legal petitions to the state authorities and courts.

Jan Hrubala, Pavol Zilincik, 1999

The manual responds to the experience of certain activists during protest actions, and addresses improper interrogation practices of police officers. It explains the organizers and participants of "direct" protest actions what the law allows them to do, describes the competencies of police officers and the rights of citizens, and gives the citizens an insight into the procedural details of police interrogations.

Jaroslav Pavlovic, 2003

The general public - as a user of the environment and an important active element of civil society - can play a significant role in urban planning. The publication focuses on urban planning, municipal competencies and explains how representatives of the general public can participate in the development of their neighborhood.

Jaroslav Pavlovic, 2004

The process of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) can be a useful decision-making tool concerning activities, which impact quality of life of local inhabitants. This is true if the public is sufficiently mobilized, uses all accessible legal instruments and has a doze of good luck. This manual acquaints its readers with phases of the EIA process and, based on numerous cases from Slovakia, illustrates use of the EIA law.

Jaroslav Pavlovic, 2004

Any construction can have a significant impact on its neighborhood. It is crucial to allow for broader participation in construction-related decision-making, not just the participation of investors, estate owners and officials. The publication introduces different stages of land use and construction proceedings. It lays out possibilities for citizens to effectively participate and influence the outcome of such proceedings.