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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. Since the public is not adequately informed about the past activities of amending the Constitution, the course of the public debate and the […]
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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”. The introductory speech was given by John Andrew Young, Head of the Department for the Legal Protection of Refugees at the UNHCR Office in Belgrade. He said that, despite very difficult circumstances, during the entire […]
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Annual report “Human Rights in Serbia 2017”
The Belgrade Centre for Human Rights invites you to launching of its annual report „Human Rights in Serbia 2017“ which will be held in Medija centar, Terazije 3, I floor on Friday, 23 March 2018 at 11 o’clock. Introductory speeches: 1. Prof. Dr Vesna Petrović, Programme Director of the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights […]
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PRESS RELEASE ON THE DRAFT VERSION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PUBLISHED BY THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
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 […]
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The Belgrade Centre for Human Rights (BCHR) hereby informs the public that late last night, on 25 December 2017, the Serbian authorities extradited Kurdish political activist Cevdet Ayaz to his country of origin, Turkey, where he faces the risk of persecution because of his political opinions. Mr. Ayaz, who faces a 15-year-long prison sentence […]
