Project Duration: April 1, 2024 – December 31, 2024
Donor: Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation
Project Value: 21.948 EUR
Project Overview:
The project “Advocating for and Supporting the Gender Mainstreamed EU Integration” aims to strengthen the advancement of gender equality and the protection of human rights within Serbia's EU accession process. Through monitoring, advocacy, legal aid, and training,…
Project Duration: April 1, 2024 – September 30, 2024
Donor: Czech Republic Transition Promotion Program
Project Value: 16.277 EUR
Project Overview:
The project “Path to Justice: A Legal Support Initiative for Victims” focuses on enhancing support for victims of criminal offenses in Serbia, including victims of gender-based violence, torture, and hate speech. Through free legal aid, strategic…
Since the start of negotiations for accession to the European Union (EU), the Republic of Serbia has been actively working to harmonize and implement regulations from Chapter 23 – Judiciary and Fundamental Rights, in line with EU standards. These efforts intensified after 2016, when this chapter was officially opened. The Report highlights several challenges in…
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a vital tool for assessing the actual situation of vulnerable groups in society, including the LGBT+ community. This process, conducted by the UN Human Rights Council, facilitates dialogue, cooperation, and the exchange of recommendations between member states to enhance human rights. While UPR recommendations are often general and may…
The Guide: Agreements between the Public Prosecutor and the Defendant/ Convict is primarily intended for citizens to familiarize themselves with their rights and obligations in the event that they find themselves in a situation where they have committed a criminal offense, criminal proceedings have been initiated, and they have been granted the status of a…
On the occasion of the recent violence by the police against citizens protesting at the City Hall on Sunday, December 24th, 2023, the Lawyers’ Committee for Human Rights – YUCOM is highlighting concern about the excessive use of force by police officers. This disproportionate use of force evident in multiple videos circulating on social media…
The journey towards legal recognition of same-sex partnerships in Serbia has been ongoing for years. The National Strategy for the Prevention of Discrimination (2013-2018) highlighted the need for a law on samesex partnerships, yet it took until February 2021 for the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue to initiate a draft. Despite…
Civil society organisations in Kosovo and Serbia reiterated their commitment to actively working towards the normalisation of relations throughout the entire region. They call for the building of ties in accordance with the terms and spirit of Article 6 of the recent roadmap on normalisation, through which the parties have agreed to deepen cooperation in a variety…
The aim of creating this guide is to make administrative disputes more accessible to citizens. The guide provides information on when an administrative dispute can be initiated, and which court has jurisdiction. It then outlines the course of an administrative dispute, the options available to protect citizens’ rights in such disputes, and the potential outcomes.…
Milan Filipović from YUCOM, scholarship holder and civil society representative, actively participated in the first meeting of the MASTER CLASS “Regulating artificial intelligence: legal and ethical challenge”. This event brought together AI and regulatory experts to discuss key aspects of AI regulation. Participants also discussed the future of artificial intelligence and how to deal with…
