WHAT WE ACCOMPLISHED IN 2008
In setting our priorities for 2008 we were aware
that any serious concern with human rights in Serbia presupposed
continued observation and analysis of the developments, tendencies
and factors influencing the country's reformist potential and
democratic transition, "standardization" of public life, response to
transitional justice, major decision-makers' readiness to take it
towards Euro-Atlantic integration and the...
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2008
HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT: SERBIA
Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
February 25, 2009
The Republic of Serbia is a parliamentary
democracy with approximately 7.5 million inhabitants. Boris Tadic
was reelected president on February 3. On May 11, voters elected a
new parliament, with some minority ethnic parties winning seats.
Observers deemed both elections to
be mostly in line with
international standards...
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REPORT BY THE COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, THOMAS HAMMARBERG, ON
HIS VISIT TO SERBIA
(13-17 October 2008)
Strasbourg,
11 March 2009
The Commissioner for Human Rights visited
Serbia
from 13 to 17 October 2008 for an assessment of the overall human
rights situation. Despite steps in the right direction, a number of
obstacles remain to the effective implementation of human rights
standards. Serbia has...
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