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Islamism in Serbia Fading, Far-Right Extremism Growing, NGOs Warn
Islamist extremism in Serbia is decreasing but far-right extremism is on the rise, according to research by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy, BCBP, and the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, presented on Friday.
Experts Urge Improved Anti-Terrorism Strategy in Serbia
Izabela Kisic, executive director of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, said there were "huge differences" in the punishments handed down against Serbian citizens convicted of joining Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and those who fought on the side of Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine.
Serbian Pro-Govt Tabloid Labels Female Activists 'Spies'
For two days in a row, the front pages of Informer have showcased Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj's allegations that three female civil rights activists have been conducting espionage on behalf of Croatia and other countries' foreign intelligence services.
"Vucic forced Dodik to give up on referendum"
The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia president believes the Serbian PM has put pressure on the president of the RS, the Serb entity in Bosnia.
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EU Urged to Engage More in Macedonia Crisis
The EU need to be more proactive in solving the crisis in Macedonia and abandon its "technocratic approach", speakers told a conference called "The potential internal instability in the Republic of Macedonia" on Wednesday in Belgrade.
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Biserko "doesn't know why UNESCO bid is opposed"
"Cultural heritage in Kosovo will be better protected if Kosovo joined UNESCO," Sonja Biserko has said.
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CSOs urge prosecutor's office to check BIRN's allegations
BELGRADE - Civil society organizations (CSOs) overseeing the work of public institutions and the media in Serbia demanded Friday from the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office to initiate pre-investigation proceedings and check all allegations by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) about abuses in the Serbian government's tender for pumping water from a mine at the Kolubara coal bas
No torture in prisons, conditions inhumane
BELGRADE - There are no systemic forms of torture in Serbian prisons, but the conditions in them are inhumane due to overcrowding, a conference on the results of a study conducted by the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia was told on Friday.
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"Šešelj is symbol of ethnic cleansing"
"Šešelj is symbol of ethnic cleansing"
BELGRADE -- Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia President Sonja Biserko says SRS party leader Vojislav Šešelj is "a symbol of ethnic cleansing."
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House of Human Rights opened in Belgrade
House of Human Rights opened in Belgrade
BELGRADE -- The reconstructed House of Human Rights and Democracy opened in Belgrade on Thursday.
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