14 August 2003 Editor’s note: This article is the second in a two-part series from Macedonia’s Kapital. Click here to read part one. In most cases, non-governmental organizations have no obligation to make detailed reports on the money they spend to anyone except donors. Regulations make room for manipulations of all sorts. To be more exact, in such cases, the […]
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