Golubović: The Government Is Trying to Label Us as the ‘Usual Critics’
Developed, democratic countries, where media freedom exists, don’t have media strategies. The fact that there are problems in Serbia today when it comes to introducing the Media strategy also speaks to the fact that a big change is necessary, the President of the Lawyers’ Committee for Human Rights, Katarina Golubovic, pointed out.
Serbian Prosecution Report Reveals War Crimes Case Failings
A report from Serbia’s War Crimes Prosecutor’s Office reveals that over the past two years, it has mainly focused on smaller-scale crimes that were not committed by high-ranking officials, contrary to what the Belgrade authorities promised the EU.
Press release of the House of Human Rights and Democracy regarding the conduct of the police against the demonstrators
The House of Human Rights and Democracy condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the actions of Belgrade police during their securing of the “1 of 5 million” rallies on Saturday and Sunday. Preventing disorder and protecting people and property are the primary tasks of police when it comes to securing public assemblies. Their inadequate assessment of the predictable security risk posed by protesters entering the RTS building, as well as the lack of a timely reaction, contributed to the escalation of violence. Therefore, the subsequent use of force by the police, which participants of the rally have been recorded and published, can be deemed disproportionate.
Towards Improvement of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Legal capacity is the fundamental prerequisite to realizing all other rights, and deprivation of legal capacity carries with itself enormous consequences to the everyday life and freedom of persons with disabilities. Deprivation of legal capacity practically leads to “civil death”, and deprives basic human rights to a person, thus endangering his/her autonomy. Complete deprivation of legal capacity fully excludes any possibility for decision making and enjoying of someone’s rights.
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Processing hate crimes and hate speech in Serbia’s law and European standards
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Study on implementation of the Law on the prohibition of discrimination in Serbia
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Guide to exemption from court fees: fees in civil proceedings and how to get rid of them
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Guide for Exercising the Right to a Court Interpreter – a Translator
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Analysis of case-law – Conduct of courts on proposal for court fees exemption in civil proceedings
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The Guide for the Exercise of Right to a Court Interpreter – translator
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STUDY ON IMPLEMENTATION OF ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW IN SERBIA
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PROCESSING OF HATE CRIME AND HATE SPEECH IN SERBIAN LEGISLATION AND THE EUROPEAN STANDARDS
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“Triple A for citizens: access to information, advice and active help”
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NGOs and the judiciary – watch dog activities, interactions, collaboration, communication
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Constitution of the Republic of Serbia – Issues and the need for reform
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Study regarding the state rights of refugees from the Republic of Croatia
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Triple A for citizens: Access to information, advices and active help
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