Donor: Open Society Foundation, Serbia
Duration: 1 November 2017 – 31 October 2018
The objective of the “Anonymous Hatred” project is to raise the awareness of expert and general public about the span of hate speech as a form of discrimination, on informative Internet portals and social networks, as well as formulating proposals for improving existing mechanisms for determining the responsibility and punishment policy for hate speech. (more…)
Donor: Open Society Foundations
Duration: 1 September 2017 – 31 August 2019
The overall objective of the project is to further improve the criminal justice in Serbia. The objective of the project is to empower stake holders to wider use the alternative sanctions and alternatives to pre-trial detention and tackle the problem of impunity for torture, inhuman and degrading treatments or punishments by improving the legal practice through strategic litigation, education of police, attorneys at law, young lawyers, medical doctors and general public. (more…)
Our organisations, committed to rule of law values, have always advocated the exclusion of any undue influence on the judiciary and the improvement of the quality of the national judiciary, with a view to achieving the standards of quality, efficient and accountable judicial systems and the full separation of powers. We therefore applaud the publication of the draft version of the constitutional amendments by the Justice Ministry, hoping that it will initiate a genuine and substantial public debate among the representatives of the government, judicial profession and the NGO sector. (more…)
Donor: Foundation Ana and Vlade Divac with financial support by the European Union
Duration: June 2017 – December 2018
The goal of this project is to enhance promotion and protection of human rights of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Serbia and Macedonia. (more…)
Donor: Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Serbia
Duration: June 2017 – January 2018
Belgrade Centre for Human Rights in cooperation with National Association of Youth Offices, National Association of Youth Work Practitioners and National Youth Council of Serbia implements a pilot project Inclusion (live) in six local communities – Bečej, Pančevo, Beograd, Kragujevac, Niš and Novi Pazar. (more…)
Young people from Prijepolje, Sjenica, and Novi Pazar who were involved in the project “SEMAFOR – Green light for gender equality” in the second phase of the project had the opportunity to explore gender roles and their perceptions in the local community. (more…)
