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Instead of a potential official prime minister: GERB offered Elena Markova as deputy chairman of the Commission against discrimination

Instead of a potential official prime minister: GERB offered Elena Markova as deputy chairman of the Commission against discrimination


Former Deputy Ombudsman Elena Cherneva-Markova, who surprisingly resigned shortly before the fall of Nikolay Denkov's office and thus dropped out of the list of potential official prime ministers, and the country was left without an Ombudsman, nominated by GERB as deputy chairman of the discrimination committee. No public data Markova is bound by parties.

Elka Bozhkova, the party of the committee, is chairman of the committee. For the four positions of members, the GERB, the BSP, « There is such a people », the MRF-DPS and « We continue the change of democratic Bulgaria ».

Last Year Master's Degree

Elka Bozhova last year graduated in part -time law at Southwestern University. He also holds a master's degree in « Social Work in Municipal Structures » from Sofia University « St. Kliment Ohridski », as well as a bachelor's degree in Armenian Philology.

Her work experience began with the Commission for the Protection against Discrimination in 2006, when she was appointed a senior expert at the Specialized Production Directorate. In 2008 he was appointed a State Expert in the same Directorate, and from 2017 to 2018 he was the Head of the Department of it. Since 2018 he has been the Director of the Directorate « Specialized Production Analysis and Prevention ».

Earlier, Elka Bozhova worked as a part secretary at the National Council of Religious Communities in Bulgaria, secretary of the Diocesan Council of the Armenian Apostolic Church and a senior expert at the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights and Religions (from 2004 to 2005)

In its motives GERB also said that it has undergone a number of trainings, including public administration and protocol, protection against discrimination, prevention of vulnerable groups, prevention of new forms of discrimination and human rights policies and the Holocaust's heritage.

A surprising resignation and nomination a year later

On March 27, 2024, when it is almost certain that early elections are forthcoming and the president will first appoint a office in the new constitutional order, Elena Cherneva-Markova surprisingly resigns. Her decision was discussed during a plenary meeting, which reported that she was withdrawing from the post for personal reasons.

Cherneva was elected Deputy Ombudsman in 2020. Unanimously by parliament on the proposal of non-governmental organizations, with her long-standing legal experience.

Markova had to take Ombudsman's position after Diana Kovacheva was elected a judge in the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). The rocade was to take place in April, when the term of office of the Bulgarian judge in the ECtHR Yonko Grozev expired. However, parliament did not open the procedure and so far the country has no Ombudsman. In addition, the list of potential official prime ministers, which includes the chairman of the National Assembly, the Ombudsman, the Governor or one of the three BNB and the Chairman of the Court of Auditors or his two deputies, has been narrowed.

In reasonswith which GERB offers Cherneva as deputy chairman of the Commission for Protection against Discrimination, it is stated that she has an undeniable professional experience in protecting human rights. Elena Markova graduated from the University of Sofia and has a 30-year internship as a lawyer. She was a longtime chairman of the National Legal Aid Bureau.

Five candidates for four posts

BSP offers member Baki Husseinovwho has been deputy chairman of the Commission for Protection against Discrimination since 2012. He graduated from a master's degree in accounting and control at the Academy in Svishtov. In Svishtov, he also acquired a PhD in Economics, as a professor at the Higher School of Telecommunications and Post. He also teaches at the University of National and World Economy. He was Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Policy during the Tripartite Coalition Cabinet when the department was headed by Emilia Maslarova. From 1991 to 2006 he was mayor of the Churchyle Mayor, Shumen District.
« There is such a people » nomination member Teodora KamenovaS She has a bachelor's degree in international relations and political sciences from Birmingham University and Master's Degree in History of International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her professional internship is related to public relations, media analyzes and advertising.

MRF-DPS offers Neriman PalevaS Since 2009, she has been the Chief Inspector of the Commission for the Protection of Personal Data. Previously, from 2001 to 2005 he was a teacher of Bulgarian language and literature at a primary school in the village of Kraishte, district. Blagoevgrad. She is a bachelor of Bulgarian philology from the Southwestern University. In 2014 he graduated from a Master's Degree in National Security in UniBIT.
Coat of arms offers lawyer Zlatina Kasarova-DukovaS Since 2012, she has been a member of the Commission. Previously, from 2009 to 2012 he was the Deputy Regional Governor of Burgas. From 2007 to 2009 he was Deputy Chairman of the City Council in the city.
As a member of the committee « We continue the change – democratic Bulgaria » nomination Eva ZhechevaS Since 2016, she has been the Director of the Child Rights Directorate at the Graidman of Bulgaria. She is the first chairman of the State Agency for Child Protection (first between 2001 and 2002 and later from 2013 to 2016) the first time was released Former Social Minister Lydia Shuleva, because of the abuses discovered in the check – paid too high rents to work premises and buy expensive equipment for the needs of the agency. Zhecheva defines the allegations as bankrupt and announces that she has been released within her 6-month probationary period. Between 2002 and 2005 he is the director of the Bulgarian Media for Children Fund. She was a Member of the UDF in the 38th National Assembly.

Zhecheva is a Master of Bulgarian Language and History from the Veliko Turnovo University « St. Cyril and Methodius » and a doctor in theory of education and didactics from the Southwestern University.



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