Serbia: killing of lawyer must be urgently investigated
The killing of Serbian defense lawyer Dragoslav Ognjanović must be independently, promptly, and thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators brought to justice, the ICJ said today. (more…)
Region and country Archives: Serbia
Serbia: role of political bodies jeopardizes judicial independence (UN Statement)
The ICJ today raised concerns for the independence of the judiciary in Serbia, in a statement to the United Nations. (more…)
ICJ and others challenge Hungary’s removals to Serbia before European Court of Human Rights
The ICJ and other organizations have intervened today before the European Court of Human Rights challenging expulsions of asylum seekers from Hungary to Serbia. (more…)
Serbia: Training for judges on migration and human rights
The ICJ delivers today and tomorrow a training for judges on asylum, migration and international human rights law, including non-discrimination, organised by OSCE and the Judicial Academy. (more…)
Serbia must do more to ensure judges’ and prosecutors’ independence
The ICJ presented today a submission to the Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review of Serbia on the independence of the judiciary and the autonomy of the prosecution service. (more…)
Women profiles: Radmila Dragicevic-Dicic
The ICJ has launched a new women’s rights defenders profile series, beginning with ICJ Commissioner and Justice of the Supreme Court of Serbia, Radmila Dragicevic-Dicic. (more…)