Short Guide to the European Convention on Human Rights (in Serbian – versions in Cyrillic and Latin characters), 1996.
The guide was prepared as a response to the pronounced need of future member states of the Council of Europe to become informed on the regulations of the European Convention on Human Rights and the jurisprudence of the European Commission of Human Rights and European Court of Human Rights. He points to issues arising during the application of the Convention in the Coucil of Europe’s member states and demonstrates how the bodies created by the Convention relate to them. The guide gives a brief examination of the Commission and Court’s jurisprudence in the resolution of human rights violations, the methods applied by these two bodies in deciding cases, the role of the Committee of Ministers as a monitoring body and the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe in the application of the Convention.
