\tAfter the first Belgrade Security Week (BSW), held in 2010, brought together more than 20 civil society organizations, this year, from October 27 to November 3, interested public will again have the opportunity to discuss issues of security policy. BSW is an initiative of several civil society organizations that was launched in order to help citizens understand and engage in contemporary debate on security issues, while being concerned with bringing together different stakeholders.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\tSince 2000, deaths of seven people in Serbia were caused by hooligan violence. Riots at sporting events have been brought into the mainstream, and widely discussed during the last two years in political and academic circles. 2010 incidents in the stadium “Luigi Ferraris” in Genoa, in conjunction with the incidents during the Pride Parade last year show how important it is to discuss causes of hooliganism and state failure to address it. In the meantime, sport continues to produce serious “dose” of insecurity. Reported incidents are not just random and isolated acts of violence, but constitute a part of various criminal activities. During the session, panelists Jovana Vla\u0161kalin (CPDD), Neboj\u0161a Jeli\u0107 (CPDD), Sa\u0161a Djordjevi\u0107 (BCSP) and Marko Savkovi\u0107 (BCSP) will try to answer following questions:<\/p>\n
\t1) What are the causes of violence? What are its consequences? Who are the agressors and who are the victims? <\/strong><\/p>\n \t2) How to suppress violence at sporting events: practical experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina<\/strong><\/p>\n \t3) How did the police change its role in preventing violence at sports events? <\/strong><\/p>\n