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Expiry of the Terms of Office of the Asylum Commission Members
Thursday, 12 April 2012 14:44

The terms of office of the members of the Asylum Commission, which reviews complaints against the decisions on asylum applications taken by the Asylum Office, are to expire on 17 April 2012. The Government of the Republic of Serbia is under the obligation to appoint the Asylum Commission members before the terms of office of the current members expire and thus enable the unhindered exercise of the right to asylum guaranteed under the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia.
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Through the dilemmas of two young people, the short film “Encounter” raises the question of what the significance of dealing with the past is for young generations. Should wars and their victims be left in the past, as an unknown to young generations which should only think about the future? Besides this, the film attempts to present the basic premiess of international criminal law and its significance. Short film "Encounter" of the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights
conducted with the support of the British embassy is available on the Youtube chanel BCHR.

The pre - premiere showing of the film was on 27th January 2012 in the Media Centre in Niš, and students of the law faculty were able to talk with Morgiana Brading from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia office in Belgrade, Novak Vučo, a researcher at the Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor of the Republic of Serbia, and Nevena Dičić Kostić, a researcher of the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights. More...

 

 

 

Human Rights in Serbia 2011

Belgrade Centre for Human Rights finished its annual report on Human Rights in Serbia for 2011.

 

  

 

New Book by Vojin Dimitrijević

altA new book by Professor Vojin Dimitrijevic, Director of the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights, entitled “On Law and Non-Law” was recently published by Fabrika knjiga. The book, comprising shorter texts which Dimitrijevic published over the past five years, is available at the Belgrade bookstore Beopolis in the Eurocentar shopping mall, 5 Dečanska Str. and 30 Makedonska Str, Tel. No. (011) 33 73 064. Following is the Foreword, a text which is published in this book for the first time. More...