BCSP researcher Jelena Pejić explains all the conditions that need to be met in order for the European Union Police Directive to be implemented.

The aim of this backgrounder is to present the new EU legislation on the protection of personal data in law enforcement in a concise and clear manner.

What has changed in the interpretation of biggest threats to Serbia's security and answers to them in the new proposed National Security Strategy and Defence Strategy is analysed by BCSP researcher Jelena Pejic Nikic.

How the EU revolutionized personal data protection in law enforcement, how to optimally transpose European standards into national legislation and what is the role of civil society in this process, find out in the second part of the interview BCSP researcher Jelena Pejić conducted with Juraj Sajfert, lawyer and European personal data protection expert.

How security authorities need to protect the personal data they handle, why they need special rules, and why European regulations in this area are important for Serbia, BCSP researcher Jelena Pejic asked Juraj Sajfert, a lawyer and European expert in the area of personal data protection.

Documenting and deconstructing the ongoing process of state capture in the security sector in Serbia is the main goal of the project that BCSP is implementing.

There is a real danger that communal militia will become the means of party recruitment and protection of government, wrote BCSP researcher Sasa Djordjevic.

BCSP researcher Sasa DJordjevic wrote about the details of the acquisition and setting up of a large number of security cameras throughout Belgrade which should be made clear to citizens.

The extent of NATO’s contribution to regional cooperation in the field of education and training, and specifically the role of PTECs and DEEP will be examined in the analysis by BCSP Researcher Marija Ignjatijevic.