The annual report for 2022 on the implementation of European Court of Human Rights’ judgements published by Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers shows that the number of ECHR judgements...
In the case of Radonjić and Romić v. Serbia (application no. 43674/16, 04.04.2023) the European Court of Human Rights held, unanimously, that there had been a violation of Article 5...
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunja Mijatović, stated that “It is high time for Serbia to face the legacy of the past, to protect media freedom and freedom...
The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, Teresa Ribeiro, and the Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Jan Braathu, expressed their concerns over the recent targeting of several...
In the case of Žegarac and Others v. Serbia (application no. 54805/15 and 10 other applications, (09.02.2023) European Court of Human Rights unanimously, decided to declare eight of the applications...
In the case Paun Jovanović v. Serbia (application no. 41394/15, 07.02.2023) the Court found a violation of the Article 1 of Protocol No.12. (Prohibition of discrimination) of the European Convention on...
Human Rights Watch publish ist HRW’s World Report 2023 on 12 January. The Report shows that 2022 was a worrying year in Central and Southeast Europe with a high record...
Trainees of the Judicial Academy of the Republic of Serbia have started the Council of Europe HELP course “Judicial Reasoning and Human Rights”. In the upcoming period participants of the course...
The report “Building trust in equality: Enhancing access to justice for Roma in Hungary and Serbia”, published in September 2022, was produced in the framework of the ‘Roma Equality through...
At the closing session of the International Human Rights Conference held in Belgrade for Europride 2022, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunja Mijatović, gave the speech where...