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An article entitled “Humanitarian Law Center Condemns Novak Đoković’s Humanitarian Action”, authored by Pavle Ćosić, was published in Pečat magazine, issue no. 276, dated July 12th, 2013, in the Agency News Selected by Pavle Ćosić column. The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) would like to point out that the article is entirely fictitious and the HLC never wrote or published the article the author refers to.
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The exhibition “Labyrinth – Memory and Responsibility” was open at the House of Human Rights in Belgrade. The exhibition was open on the anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica, and it is organized by the Women in Black, the Center for Cultural Decontamination, Humanitarian Law Center, YUCOM and the Helsinki Committee. The exhibition will be open until 18 July.
The First Basic Court in Belgrade rendered a judgment ordering the Republic of Serbia to pay compensation to the amount of 150,000 RSD each, to three Kosovo Albanians on account of its responsibility for the abuse and inhumane treatment these victims experienced by members of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior (MoI) during their unlawful detention in 1999 and 2000. The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) stresses that by granting petty compensation amounts in these cases, the courts in Serbia are trying to minimize the atrocities committed during the 1990’s against victims of serious violations of human rights for which representatives of state bodies bear responsibility.
The First Basic Court in Belgrade rendered a judgment ordering the Republic of Serbia to pay compensation to the amount of 150,000 RSD each, to three Kosovo Albanians on account of its responsibility for the abuse and inhumane treatment these victims experienced by members of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior (MoI) during their unlawful detention in 1999 and 2000. The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) stresses that by granting petty compensation amounts in these cases, the courts in Serbia are trying to minimize the atrocities committed during the 1990’s against victims of serious violations of human rights for which representatives of state bodies bear responsibility.