Author Archives: Tamara Protic - 2013
“Right to Asylum in the Republic of Serbia 2012”
Press conference
25/04/2013, 12:00, Media Center (Terazije 3)
Speakers:
Miloš Janković, Deputy Protecor of Citizens; (more…)
Belgrade Pride Parade and the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights
Belgrade Pride Parade and the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights welcome the ruling of the Constitutional Court of Serbia dated 18th April 2013 that, through banning Pride Parade 2011, the Republic of Serbia violated the constitutionally guaranteed rights to freedom of assembly, effective legal remedy, and legal protection.This ruling relates to the constitutional complaint that was lodged by the organisers of Belgrade Pride, who were represented in court by experts from the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights. In its ruling, besidesconcluding that the Ministry of Internal Affairs had violated the Constitution through banning Pride Parade, the Constitutional Court of Serbiafollowed the lead of the European Court of Human Rights in cases where Pride has been banned in other countries. The Court also awarded the petitioner, the ‘Pride Parade Belgrade’ association, €500 for immaterial damages. (more…)
Training for young journalists on the right to education
Poslednji u nizu treninga za mlade novinare na temu pravo na obrazovanje u okviru projekta “Promovisanje odgovornog i profesionalnog izveštavanja na teme diskriminacija, nasilje u društvu, pravo na obrazovanje i transpertnost vlasti pri donošenju odluka” podržan od strane The German Marshall Fund of the United States održan je 21. i 22. marta 2013. godine. (more…)
Open on-line library of human rights
On-line library, which is part of the Library of Human Rights, opened on Friday the 15th March at 11 am at the premises of the Human Rights House (of Prince 4).
Public debate on Sandzak
Javna debata na temu Sandžak – izazovi iz prošlosti kao prepreka integraciji održana je u petak, 22. marta 2013. godine u prostorijama Kuće ljudskih prava i demokratije (Kneza Miloša 4). (more…)