On 8 April 2009, a Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) attorney filed a compensation lawsuit on behalf of Elmaz Hukić from the village of Ugao [Sjenica municipality] against the Republic of Serbia for its responsibility in the torture of Elmaz Hukić by members of the Serbian Ministry of Interior in 1993. The procedure was initiated as part of the HLC support programme for the victims of past human rights violations.
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The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) and HLC-Kosovo strongly urge the Kosovo Government to establish rail services on the Kosovo Polje – Lešak line and enable the citizens of Kosovo, especially Serbs, to travel freely and cheaply and to conduct their business as they did prior to the attempt of the Republic of Serbia to assume control of the administration of rail services on this line.
The United Nations Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to Promote and Protect Universally Recognized Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, adopted by consensus by the UN General Assembly on 9 December 1998, recognises the legitimacy of the activities of human rights defenders, their right to freedom of association and to carry out their activities without fear of reprisals.
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The office of the Humanitarian Law Center in Kosovo (HLC-Kosovo) is working to document facts that will assist society in Kosovo to deal with the recent past, while at the same time promoting the protection of minority rights, whose unsatisfactory situation is largely a legacy of the recent past. HLC-Kosovo seeks to counter denial and political manipulation of human losses, and ensure the integrity and transparency of war crimes trials dealing with those losses. It also seeks to promote and monitor the protection of minority rights, which are fundamental to Kosovo’s democratic development, to prospects for minority return, and ultimately to a peaceful relationship between Kosovo and Serbia.
Fond za humanitarno pravo (FHP) je 21. marta 2008. godine organizovao sastanak o budućnosti arhive Haškog tribunala na kome su učestvovali predstavnici organizacija za ljudska prava, novinari, istoričari, dokumentaristi, poverenik za informacije od javnog značaja, predstavnik Odeljenja MUP-a Srbije za otkrivanje ratnih zločina i šef kancelarije Outreach programa Haškog tribunala u Srbiji. Učesnici su razgovarali o haškoj arhivi u kontekstu nacionalnih suđenja za ratne zločine, stvaranja istorijskog pamćenja, utvrđivanja činjenica o ratnim zločinima i potrebe da arhiva Haškog tribunala bude dostupna stručnoj i zainteresovanoj javnosti.
Fond za humanitarno pravo (FHP) je 21. marta 2008. godine organizovao sastanak o budućnosti arhive Haškog tribunala na kome su učestvovali predstavnici organizacija za ljudska prava, novinari, istoričari, dokumentaristi, poverenik za informacije od javnog značaja, predstavnik Odeljenja MUP-a Srbije za otkrivanje ratnih zločina i šef kancelarije Outreach programa Haškog tribunala u Srbiji. Učesnici su razgovarali o haškoj arhivi u kontekstu nacionalnih suđenja za ratne zločine, stvaranja istorijskog pamćenja, utvrđivanja činjenica o ratnim zločinima i potrebe da arhiva Haškog tribunala bude dostupna stručnoj i zainteresovanoj javnosti.
Fond za humanitarno pravo (FHP) je 21. marta 2008. godine organizovao sastanak o budućnosti arhive Haškog tribunala na kome su učestvovali predstavnici organizacija za ljudska prava, novinari, istoričari, dokumentaristi, poverenik za informacije od javnog značaja, predstavnik Odeljenja MUP-a Srbije za otkrivanje ratnih zločina i šef kancelarije Outreach programa Haškog tribunala u Srbiji. Učesnici su razgovarali o haškoj arhivi u kontekstu nacionalnih suđenja za ratne zločine, stvaranja istorijskog pamćenja, utvrđivanja činjenica o ratnim zločinima i potrebe da arhiva Haškog tribunala bude dostupna stručnoj i zainteresovanoj javnosti.
On March 21, 2008, HLC convened a meeting of human rights NGOs, journalists, historians, the Serbian Commissioner for Information of Public Importance, a representative of the Ministry of Interior of Serbia war crime investigation unit, judges, the ICTY Liaison Officer to Serbia to discuss the future of the Hague Tribunal archive in the context of war crime trials, building historical memory, establishing the facts about the recent past and the need for the documentation of the Hague Tribunal archive to be accessible to experts and the general public.