News from the Centre - 2018
Towards a faster and stronger justice for citizens through a better Constitution
Venice Commissioners met with the President of the Republic of Serbia, representatives of the Ministry of Justice, and representatives of professional associations and civil society organizations to discuss the proposed constitutional amendments. (more…)
Round table “Gender equality on the labor market”
Representatives of the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights spoke at the round table Gender Inequality in the labor market in Serbia, organized by UNWOMEN Serbia. On this occasion, in order to better understand the role of the non-governmental sector in the economic empowerment of women, we pointed out areas that are of key importance for the economic empowerment of women, which require the joint work of the state and the civil sector. (more…)
Decision of The Press Council on complaint of BCHR
Within the project “Anonymous Hatred”, the Belgrade Center for Human Rights filed a complaint to the Press Council due to the comments on the post on the Facebook page of “Blic” newspaper, in which insulting attitudes towards the LGBT population were highlighted, calling for hatred and violence against LGBT people. (more…)
Conference “Processing genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina”
Bojan Stojanović, a lawyer at the Belgrade Center for Human Rights, participated at the 3rd international conference “The Processing of Genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina”, which was held from 18-19. in April 2018, in Sarajevo. The conference was organized by the “Association of victims and witnesses of genocide” and the “Mother of the Srebrenica and Zepa enclaves” movement. (more…)
Annual report “Right to asylum in the Republic of Serbia 2017”
The Belgrade Center for Human Rights presented the Annual Report “The Right to Asylum in the Republic of Serbia 2017”. (more…)