SERBIAN SECURITY POLICY
Publication and articles on Serbian Security Policy theme
Which international mechanisms for protection are available to human rights defenders? President of the Committee of Lawyers for Human Rights YUCOM and a member of the Civil Committee for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Whistleblowers Katarina Golubović offers the answer to this question in the working study.
Based on an analysis of top officials’ speeches, this text will show how officially promoted narratives about Kosovo serve to capture the state.
What challenges do whistleblowers in Serbia face? Can they count on protection and support? Do their cases have epilogues? Find out in the article of the journalist and member of the Civil Committee for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Whistleblowers Vuk Cvijic.
How the protection of whistleblowers in the security sector is legally regulated, what obstacles they encounter, and how their position can be improved, read in the article by Sofia Mandic, a lawyer and member of the Civil Committee for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Whistleblowers.
How is the right to free access to information of public importance legally regulated, what are the problems in the implementation and what awaits us in the future when it comes to this area, read in the article of the lawyer and member of the Civil Committee for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Whistleblowers Rodoljub Sabic.
Military cooperation between Serbia and the United States is the topic of the latest analysis by BCBP researcher Maria Ignjatijevic.
Due to the inaction of institutions and all other problems faced by all those who work by the law and call for accountability of the institutions and officials, the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy has established the Civil committee for the protection of human rights defenders and whistleblowers.
How the narrative of the fight against organised crime is used to capture the state? Find out in the latest BCSP analysis.
On the occasion of the open call for physical violence by the Member of the National Assembly, Aleksandar Martinović, civil society organizations gathered in National Convention on the European Union working groups for Chapters 23 and 24 and cross-sectoral groups for political criteria and freedom of expression and the media demand a reaction from the President of the National Assembly from the position of Chairman of the Committee on Administrative, Budgetary, Mandate and Immunity Issues.
How narratives about foreign direct investments contribute to the state capture – find out in the latest publication written by BCSP Researcher Luka Šterić.
