Belgrade, 23 December, 2020- Press release by Human Rights House Belgrade The Draft Code of Conduct for MPs does not Provide a Solution for the Lynching Atmosphere in the National Assembly Regarding the initiative for the adoption of the Draft Code of Conduct for MPs, we would like...
Empowering Civil Society Through a Learning Environment (ECSTALE) is a project funded under the Erasmus+ Programme and aims at creating a Learning Environment for CSOs, giving the opportunity to 7 partners from Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Bulgaria, Estonia, Serbia, Israel working with CSOs and with significant experience...
Belgrade, December 18, 2020 Violations of basic freedoms in Serbia 4-17 December 2020 The past period was marked by the continuation of the trend of attacks on the media, but also personalized attacks on journalists, as well as numerous serious threats they faced. What connects all these cases...
Belgrade, December 16, 2020 We hereby express our dissatisfaction with the lack of reforms that the Government of Serbia has accepted to implement in the EU accession process, the deterioration of respect for democratic principles and the rule of law, the presence of hate speech, and...
Belgrade, December 3 A group of civil society organizations and media representatives condemn the hate speech directed at cable television channels N1 and Nova S by MPs, at the session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia held on Wednesday, December 2, and call...
Belgrade, December 4, 2020 Violations of basic freedoms in Serbia 20 November- 3 December 2020 Attacks on the media and journalists are becoming more frequent and serious, and the return of rhetoric that was dominant in Serbia in the last decade of the last century and the labeling...
Belgrade, November 20 2020 Violations of basic freedoms in Serbia 6-19 November 2020 The past period was marked by numerous attacks on journalists, and one of them was committed on TV with the national frequency of TV Pink, when N1 journalist Žaklina Tatalović was attacked with sexist and...
Beograd, 12. novembar 2020. godine The United Nations Special Rapporteurs * concluded in a statement issued on November 11 that the Serbian government had abused its anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing mechanisms in order to intimidate civil society actors and human rights defenders, restrict their work...
Belgrade, November 6 2020 Violations of basic freedoms in Serbia 9-22 October 2020 The previous period was marked by the news of the abolition of the Office for Cooperation with Civil Society and the transfer of most of the competencies to the newly established Ministry of Human and...
Belgrade, October 30, 2020 PRESS RELEASE Civil society concerned about the abolition of the Office for Cooperation with Civil Society Civil society organizations (CSOs) demand that the Government of the Republic of Serbia provide sufficient resources and formal competencies for mechanisms aimed at involving citizens in decision-making processes....
