Donor: Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Belgrade
Duration: December 2015 – December 2016
The ultimate goal of the project was to improve the status of refugees in Serbia by providing them with legal assistance and by monitoring whether Serbian asylum policy is meeting international human rights standards. (more…)
Donator: Embassy of Canada in Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia
Duration: November 2015 – February 2016
The Belgrade Centre for Human Rights and YUROM Centre Niš initiated a project through which they drew attention to the phenomenon of early or child marriages and its negative impact on children’s enjoyment of their rights. (more…)
Donor: OSCE Mission to Serbia funded by the European Union
Duration: August 2014 – May 2016
The project goal was to contribute to advancement of the rule of law in Serbia, particularly to its criminal justice system and accountability for war crimes, by evaluating adherence of national war crimes trials to international standards through building a sustainable national war crimes trial monitoring and information sharing mechanism. (more…)
Donor: Open Society Institute
Duration: July 2015 – June 2017
The overall objective of the project is wider use of alternative sanctions and alternatives to pre-trial detention, challenging the impunity for torture, inhuman and degrading treatments or punishments as well as creating the conditions that will lead to the reduction of torture, inhuman and degrading treatments and punishments and recidivism in prisons and detention units in Serbia. (more…)
Donor: UNHCR Office in Serbia
Duration: January 2015 – December 2015
In 2015, the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights continued to implement its project of providing adequate legal assistance to asylum-seekers in Serbia. The project was supported by the UNHCR. The Belgrade Centre conducted regular visits to asylum centres in order to provide legal counsel and monitor the situation in the asylum centres as well as the asylum procedure as a whole. (more…)
Donor: Royal Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade
Duration of the project: December 2014 – December 2015
By reinforcing and developing the outcomes of the previous project cycle, this project worked from April 2013 until April 2015 to provide hands-on policy outputs for the most pressing issues in the areas of asylum and readmission in Serbia. The project was funded by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade and was implemented by three partner organizations: Group 484, the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights and the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy. (more…)