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PROMOTING A SOCIAL CLIMATE PROPITIOUS TO TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AND A CULTURE OF NON-IMPUNITY (2010-13)

This 3-year project uses a window of opportunity opened by Serbia's application for EU candidacy in 2009 and the adoption the parliamentary resolution on Srebrenica in March 2010 to promote a social climate propitious to the tenets of transitional justice and culture of accountability through four sets of interrelated activities: 1. Production, promotion and online availability of the organization's magazine, The Helsinki Charter; 2. Online availability of quality analyses for the attention of international stakeholders; 3. Interactive launches and broadcasts; and 4. Seminars on transitional justice with international participation, tailored to audiences of university students in Belgrade, Novi Sad and Novi Pazar. In its capacity as a partner in the project the Norwegian Helsinki Committee will be reporting about human rights and TJ in Serbia internationally and in Norway, on the web, through seminars and meetings and participation in international intergovernmental human rights forums.

Helsinki Charter No. 157-158

November - December 2011

This issue of the Helsinki Charter has been financed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Editorial

SERBIA WITHOUT A CANDIDACY: STICKING TO LONGTIME GOALS

By Sonja Biserko

Ante Markovic is Gone

PREMIER OF THE LAST HOPE

By Dimitrije Boarov

Transitional Justice

PATRIOTIC TEARS AND CALCULATIONS

By Slobodanka Ast

Serbia Left without EU Candidacy

THE LAST EPISODE IN A BLUFFING POLICY

By Ivan Torov... More >>>

BIDDING WITH THE NUMBER OF VICTIMS AND DENIAL OF GENOCIDE:
AN ONGOING GOVERNMENTAL POLICY

The second seminar within the project "Promoting a Social Climate Propitious to Transitional Justice and Culture of Non-impunity" realized with the assistance of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Novi Sad,
November 26, 2011.

Students of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad were lectured about transitional justice - a complex issue of major importance to Serbia's youth - by Izabela Kisic, executive director of the Helsinki Committee (the role of the media in transitional justice and conflict... More >>>

THE END OF THE MYTH OF KOSOVO

Public debate within the project "Promoting a Social Climate Propitious to Transitional Justice and Culture of Non-impunity" realized with the assistance of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Belgrade,
November 25, 2011.

The fifth public debate in a row in 2011 was staged in the "Vuk Karazic" Cultural Center in Belgrade's municipality of Zvezdara. Editor-in-chief... More >>>

Helsinki Charter
No. 155-156

September - October 2011

This issue of the Helsinki Charter has been financed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Editorial

THE END OF THE MYTH OF KOSOVO

By Sonja Biserko

Serbia's EU Candidacy and Kosovo

PROBLEMS AND CONDITIONS

By Vladimir Gligorov

Russia and Serbia... More >>>

CRUCIAL MOMENT FOR SERBIA

Smederevo,
October 25, 2011.

Editor-in-chief of the Helsinki Charger Seska Stanojlovic was the first to address the launch in the local Cultural Center. Speaking of... More >>>

Helsinki Charter
No. 153-154

July - August 2011

This issue of the Helsinki Charter has been financed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Editorial

SERBIA: FEAR OF EU CANDIDACY

By Sonja Biserko

Kosovo's North

CALM THOUGH UNCERTAIN SITUATION

By Miroslav Filipovic

Kosovo "topic" again on the agenda

OLD DILEMMAS, NEW CHALLENGES

By Ivan Torov... More >>>

WHAT COULD BE THE PROSPECTS OF A COUNTRY SEEING THE SREBRENICA TRAGEDY WITH SUCH INDIFFERENCE?

Valjevo, July 13, 2011.

The third round table in the series for this year to present the Helsinki Committee's magazine, The Helsinki Charter, in the Valjevo Cultural Center was... More >>>

Helsinki Charter
No. 151-152

May - June 2011

This issue of the Helsinki Charter has been financed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Editorial

RATKO MLADIC: A WAR CRIMINAL OR A NATIONAL HERO

By Sonja Biserko

A Letter to Journalist Jacky Rawland

A BULLET THAT MISSED YOU

By Zoran Janic

Ratko Mladic in The Hague

GENERAL IN THE HAGUE, SERBIA ON TEST

By Ivan Torov... More >>>

CAN FREEDOM AND AUTONOMY BE DANGEROUS TOO?

Loznica, June 8, 2011.

The Helsinki Committee's bimonthly "The Helsinki Charter" was presented in the local library "Vuk Karadzic" and the event itself attracted a rather large audience. Apart from the magazine's editor-in-chief, historian Latinka Perovic... More >>>

SERBIA HAS NOT REACHED YET A CONSENSUS ON A TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE CONCEPT

The first seminar within the project "Promoting a Social Climate Propitious to Transitional Justice and Culture of Non-impunity" realized with the assistance of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Novi Pazar, May 27, 2011.

The first seminar on transitional justice for university students was organized at the International University in Novi Pazar under the title "Transitional Justice: Serbia's Attainments and Challenges... More >>>

Helsinki Charter
No. 149-150

March - April 2011

This issue of the Helsinki Charter has been financed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Contents:

Turning a Blind Eye to Danger

WHO WILL STAND UP AGAINST NEW FASCISM?

By Olivera Milosavljevic

Agreements and Politics

ROAD TO JUSTICE OR TO MISUNDERSTANDING

By Bojana Oprijan Ilic

Law and Justice

GHOSTS OF GRBAVICA'S WARTIME PAST

By Irena Antic... More >>>

GREATER SERBIA STRATEGY JUST CHANGES FORM, BASICALLY IT IS ALWAYS THE SAME

Sabac, March 28, 2011

Public promotion of the Helsinki Charter magazine, seventh in the row since debates on its topics have been launched throughout Serbia, was held in the Sabac Cultural Center on March 28, 2011. Explaining the editorial policy of the magazine that has always been highlighting the significance of "facing the past," its editor-in-chief, Seska Stanojlovic, said that Serbia was still hostage to the nationalis... More >>>

Helsinki Charter
No. 147-148

January - February 2011

This issue of the Helsinki Charter has been financed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights

Contents:

Editorial

A MORE COURAGEOUS AND A MORE INVENTIVE STRATEGY

By Sonja Biserko

Serbia's European Perspective

PERFORMANCE FOR PEOPLE OR EUROPEAN PERFORMANCE

By Mijat Lakicevic

An Essay on Evil

COSIC'S DEFENSE AND HEIDEGGER'S LAST DAYS

By Zoran Janjic... More >>>

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