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Press Release of the NCEU Working Group for Chapter 23 on the occasion of concluding public consultations related to the Revision of the Action Plan for Chapter 23

On June 5th, 2020, the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Serbia informed the Working Group of the National Convention on the European Union for Chapter 23 on completing the consultative process regarding the amendment of the Action Plan for Chapter 23. The Report on Public Consultations with NCEU, which refers to the second round of…

HUMAN RIGHTS AND COVID-19 – Freedom of Opinion and Expression, Freedom of the Media, the Right to Be Informed

Lawyers’ Committee for Human Rights, with the expert support of UN Human Rights Team Serbia presents the third  brief analysis HUMAN RIGHTS AND COVID-19 – Analysis of the changes in legal framework during a state of emergency and impact on enjoying human rights – Freedom of Opinion and Expression, Freedom of the Media, the Right to Be Informed In…

HUMAN RIGHTS AND COVID-19

Analysis of the changes in legal framework during a state of emergency and impact on enjoying human rights Freedom of Movement, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Religion In the Republic of Serbia, in order to prevent the spread of the infection and the effects caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the Decision on Declaring a State of…

The state institutions should fight against the coronavirus, not the freedom of media

We draw the attention of the domestic and international public to the unacceptable recent moves by the state authorities in Serbia during the state of emergency introduced due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which undermine democracy, rule of law, basic human rights and especially freedom of media. We condemn the arrest of Nova.rs journalist Ana Lalić, to…

“Civil Monitoring for a Stronger Judiciary: Phase 2”

Project title: “Civil Monitoring for a Stronger Judiciary: Phase 2” Project duration: March 2020 – December 2020 Donor: Balkan Trust for Democracy (BTD) Project value: EUR 49,000.00 Facing a number of challenges in the field of human rights and the judiciary, Serbia continues to make great efforts to advance judicial reform, especially those outlined in the Action Plan for Chapter 23, necessary…

PRESS RELEASE

We would like to announce that, due to the situation with the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic and the intensified measures of the Government of the Republic of Serbia regarding declaring a state of emergency, the Human Rights House with its member organizations unanimously decided that their employees will work from home in the upcoming period. For…

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