Victims’ Right to Reparation in Serbia and the European Court of Human Rights Standards

Victims’ Right to Reparation in Serbia and the European Court of Human Rights Standards

izvestaj reparacije engFor societies that have experienced periods of massive human rights violations, the issue of reparations for victims is one of the most important elements for the establishment of the rule of law and creating solidarity and a human rights culture.

“Depth Two” Film at 66th Berlin International Film Festival

“Depth Two” Film at 66th Berlin International Film Festival

66 Film Festival BerlinA low-budget, experimental documentary titled “Depth Two” directed by Ognjen Glavonić will be screen at the 66th Berlin International Film Festival, which is scheduled to be held from February 11th until February 21st. Berlinale is one of the largest and most prestigious film festivals and the world première of this film will be held as part of the “Berlinale Forum” section, which mainly presents avant garde, experimental works, essays, political reportage and yet-to-be-discovered cinematic landscapes and expressions.

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Press conference for presenting the report “Victims’ Right to Reparation in Serbia and the European Court of Human Rights Standards”

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Press conference for presenting the report “Victims’ Right to Reparation in Serbia and the European Court of Human Rights Standards”

izvestaj-reparacije_srThe Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) will present the report “Victims’ Right to Reparation in Serbia and the European Court of Human Rights Standardsˮ on Friday, January 22nd, 2015 at 1:00pm, at the Media Centre in Belgrade (Terazije 3, II floor).

The Report presents individual examples of efforts by victims of mass violations of human rights during the 1990s to obtain their right to reparations in Serbia within court proceedings in Serbian courts, as well as under the Law on the Rights of Civilian Invalids of War. The HLC has also analysed key obstacles to the achievement of victims’ rights in relation to the standards laid down in the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, as defined through the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. The report relies upon the HLC’s many years of practice in representing victims before domestic authorities and international bodies.

The Report was drawn up with the support of Civil Rights Defenders (CRD).

The Report will be presented by:

Sandra Orlović, HLC Executive Director

Goran Miletić, CRD Programme Director for the Western Balkans

Saša Gajin, Professor at Union University School of Law

Milica Kostić, HLC Legal Director

Relja Radosavljević, HLC Legal Analyst

Dževad Koldžić, son of Mevlida Koldžić, woman forcibly disappeared from Sjeverin

Simoultaneous translation into English will be provided

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