The non-governmental organisations are pleased to conclude that Ratko Mladić’s arrest demonstrates that there is political will and sufficient capacity in Serbia  to put an end to the years-long hiding of the Hague indictee. Impunity – a principle we have witnessed for years – has lost its might with Mladić’s arrest and we expect that the Mladić case will finally move from speculations to court, which will establish his individual accountability. (more…)

On Wednesday 12th May in Media Center, Belgrade Centre for human rights presented diplomas to participants for successfully attending eight-month school for journalists. The school was implemented in project “Promoting responsible and professional reporting on the fight against organized crime, war crimes, discrimination and domestic  violence ” supported by Balkan Trust Fund for Democracy.

Belgrade Centre for Human Rights invites you to attend the award of diplomas for students who were in the past eight months successfully attended school for journalists under the project Promoting responsible and professional reporting on issues of organized crime, war crimes, discrimination and domestic violence supported by The Balkan Trust – The Project of the German Marshall Fund.
Diplomas will be awarded in the Media Centre in  Belgrade, May 12. 2011, in the 11th hours am, conference room on the first floor. More about project , you can see here.

The terms of office of the members of the Asylum Commission, which reviews complaints against the decisions on asylum applications taken by the Asylum Office, are to expire on 17 April 2012. The Government of the Republic of Serbia is under the obligation to appoint the Asylum Commission members before the terms of office of the current members expire and thus enable the unhindered exercise of the right to asylum guaranteed under the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia. (more…)