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Protector of Citizens refuses to establish errors and omissions that may have resulted in the high mortality rate among doctors and other health professionals in Serbia
The Protector of Citizens dismissed BCHR’s initiative to perform an ex officio review and establish any errors or omissions on the part of the relevant medical institutions that may have led to a higher number of COVID-19 deaths and infections amongst health professionals in Serbia. In his letter to BCHR of 20 January 2021, the […]
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Human Rights in the eyes of Serbia’s citizens
On the eve of International Human Rights Day on 10 December 2020, the BCHR presented the main findings of its public opinion survey “Human Rights in the Eyes of Serbia’s Citizens” conducted in November. The year behind us was marked by numerous restrictions and derogations of human rights enshrined in the Constitution and international documents […]
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BCHR Qualifies as Disputable the Constitutional Court’s Decision to Discontinue Reviewing the Constitutionality of the Order Restricting and Prohibiting Movement during the State of Emergency and the Decree on State of Emergency Measures
The Belgrade Centre for Human Rights (BCHR) hereby alerts to the Serbian Constitutional Court’s disputable Decision (No. IUo-45/2020) discontinuing the review of the constitutionality of the Order Restricting and Prohibiting Movement of Individuals in the Republic of Serbia during the state of emergency and several provisions of the Decree on State of Emergency Measures. In […]
