Anna Velikova has been an information expert at the Foundation for Access to Rights since 2022. Her interest in human rights was awakened after participating in several PHAR trainings - Defend and Action Research. After these, Anna realized that human rights was something she would like to do and became an intern at the Access to Rights Foundation. With the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, she is part of the team and has been actively helping Ukrainian refugees for almost a year. She created a Telegram channel, aimed directly at the Ukrainian community, as well managing the platform - migrantlife.bg. Being a Ukrainian native speaker, Anna volunteered to translate part of the content of the educational platform created within the KIDS4ALL project. ​ Anna Velikova holds a bachelor's degree in "International Relations" from Sofia University, and is currently pursuing a double master's degree in EU Law at the University of Nancy and Sofia University. In addition, a huge part of her activity is voluntary initiatives, which she implements together with the Multi-Cult collective, for which she is the winner of the national award "Volunteer of the Year 2022". Kalina Slavova has been working at the Foundation for Access to Rights for more than a year and is an alumni of the organization from the ActionR training. She is a legal assistant to the PHAR lawyers in Sofia a researcher on the COMP4SEE project, which examines alternative methods for the legal reception and integration of refugees, as well as a translator of educational materials for the KIDS4ALLL project. Outside of PHAR, she is a student at Sofia University, majoring in law. She participates in the Circle of International Public Law at Sofia University and chairs the club of the Bulgarian Youth Red Cross. She is also one of the contestants in the Sofia University team in the All-European International Humanitarian and Refugee Law Moot Court competition, organized by the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, where the Bulgarian team took second place.

0:00 - 0:58 София Иванова: Кой плати кредита на Лъчко? 0:59 - 2:58 Юлия Георгиева: Кои са най-успешните стратегии за превенция от наркомании и кои фактори допринасят за това човек да развие зависимост? 2:59 - 4:18 Юлия Георгиева: Дали съществуват програми за превенция и дали попадат обучения за различните видове наркотици, които се провеждат от представители на полицията в училищата и сред тийнейджъри? Дали адресира въпроса със сексуалните контакти под действието на опиати, особено сред LGBTI общността? 4:19 - 5:48 Юлия Георгиева: Какво те движи? 5:49 - 10:24 Мадлена Комитова: Какво можем да направим в България?

Yuliya Georgieva is the chairperson of the Board of Directors of the "Center for Humane Policy" foundation, manager of the Pink House - the only low-threshold center for people who use drugs in the Bulgaria, and a human rights activist. She has extensive experience in the theory and practical application of the principles of reducing health harm from drug use in Bulgaria and in establishing and maintaining contacts with organizations working globally to create new and successful policies for drug users. The set of activities of the organization is to create suitable conditions for optimizing Bulgarian drug policies, from criminalization to methods based on scientific evidence and humanism.

Felizitas is the Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion at SumUp with 15 years of proven experience. She has a strong passion for Diversity & Inclusion and Sustainability with global as well as local market experience and business acumen coming from a commercial marketing background. She is enthusiastic in approaching challenges and opportunities to enhance business results and giving back to the people and planet. Besides Diversity, she engages in areas of Education, Environment and Entrepreneurship. Felizitas studied and lived in Germany, USA, Britain and France, she is an Intercultural Business Trainer, Organisational Change Manager and a Psychology Consultant.

Maria Sharkova is a lawyer who has worked in the healthcare field for more than ten years. She graduated in Law from Sofia University and had an additional specialization in Medical Law/Healthcare at Emory University under the Hubert Humphrey Fulbright Program. She is currently a doctoral student at UNWE, and her dissertation is devoted to issues in medical law. Maria has experience in the legal representation and protection of patients whose rights were violated during the provision of medical assistance, as well as a lecturer in Health Legislation at UNWE and a regular lecturer and participant in various legal and medical forums. He is the author of the book "Medical Negligence".

Growing up, Animari searched for herself for a long time. The most obvious example of this is that in the ninth grade she was accepted in the Mathematical High School, after two years she realized that she was in the wrong place. After a few years, she became a student of acting. Until 2006 she was the manager and director of the "BIS BARD" theatre formation, which she created. With eight years of experience in 17 homes with over 1,200 children, she created the first of its kind organization in Bulgaria - the School of Arts and Crafts for socially disadvantaged children in Rusalya village, Veliko Tarnovo municipality.

Manol Peykov is a Bulgarian publisher, translator and politician. He is the owner and manager of Janet 45 publishing house, translator, winner of the National Award "Hristo G. Danov". In 2022, Manol Peykov launched a campaign to support Ukraine and help fight against the ongoing war. In February 2023, Manol implemented a new large-scale campaign to help people in distress after the earthquake in Syria and Turkey. In 2023, Manol founded the "Manol Peykov and Friends" foundation.

00:05 Адв. Деница Любенова: Какво следва за "Бебе Сара"? 01:30 Адв. Деница Любенова: "Бебе Сара"междувременно има ли възможност да се ползва от правата си на гражданин, какъвто не е, т.е. може ли да получи медицинска помощ, има ли достъп до образование? 02:16 - 05:42 Alain Parmentier: Има няколко въпроса, всичките свързани със състоянието на българската полиция, предизвикателствата, които очаквате да срещнете с работата с нея, срещат ли българските полицаи, които се разкриват като LGBTI някакви затруднения в изпълненията на служебните си задължения? Какво наблюдавате до момента? 05:43 - 07:09 Alain Parmentier: Do you or maybe you Bulgarian colleague see any positive change? 07:10 - 12:03 Манол Пейков: Какво ще правиш с фондация "Манол Пейков и приятели"? 12:04 - 13:12 Петромир: Може ли Петромир да разкаже за българската действителност?

0:15 Анна Великова и Калина Славова: Има ли случаи да бъде отказана спешна медицинска помощ на хора без гражданство в България? 02:21 Адв. Мария Шаркова: Има ли успешно доказани случаи на агресия от страна на лекари и по какъв начин се справяте в производството когато има случаи на отричане от страна на целия медицински екип, как се доказват такива случаи? 04:20 Адв. Мария Шаркова: Дали сте губили дело, в което справедливостта е предполагала на спечелите? 05:38 Адв. Мария Шаркова: Към кого биха могли да се обърнат жени, които са с по-ниско образование и дори не говорещи български когато смятат, че са жертва на насилие в процеса на получаване на медицинска помощ? 07:09 Анимари Димитрова: Дали децата, с които работите са само от региона на с. Русаля? 08:29 Анимари Димитрова: Колко педагози работят при вас - повече професионалисти или ентусиасти? 09:23 Анимари Димитрова: Бихте ли разказали някоя впечатляваща история на дете от вашата общност? 12:06 Felizitas Lichtenberg: Can you tell us more how do you address Neurodiversity? 13:50 Felizitas Lichtenberg: What is the process on deciding on you D & I goals and strategies? 18:41 Felizitas Lichtenberg: Do you face any specific obstacles here in Bulgaria? How the local and international private sector and the business could be change-driver in conservative societies such as Bulgarian society?