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News
28.03.2016.

Conference for Presentation of Report “Access to Documents on Crimes against International Law in the Possession of Serbian Institutions: State Secret Stronger than Right to Truth”

Drzavna tajna The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) will present its report “Access to Documents on Crimes against International Law in the Possession of Serbian Institutions: State Secret Stronger than Right to Truth” on Tuesday, April 5^th, 2016 at 12:00, at the Media Centre (2^nd floor) in Belgrade.

National School of Transitional Justice/Education/News
28.03.2016.

Third National School of Transitional Justice Begins

Fond_Logo_200_200 The third National School of Transitional Justice was opened on the premises of the Humanitarian Law Center’s (HLC) Library on Thursday, March 24th, 2016, with a lecture on establishing justice for war crimes committed in the post-Yugoslav states. The School was opened by Ms. Marijana Toma, the HLC Education Programme Director. The National School of Transitional Justice is a two-month programme of informal education on instruments for dealing with the past, organized and implemented by the HLC as part of its Education Programme.

Press Releases
28.03.2016.

Florence Hartmann jailed for struggling for truth

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The former spokeswoman of the International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Florence Hartman, was arrested on Thursday, 24 March, outside the ICTY building and taken to serve a seven-day jail term. Hartmann was arrested by ICTY security officers on orders of the chamber that rendered a final judgment against her. Civil society representatives from the region of the former Yugoslavia hereby voice their support for Florence Hartmann and her uncompromising struggle for truth.

Press Releases
27.03.2016.

Passive Position of Institutions Represents Direct Contribution to the Lynching of Jelena Milić

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Jelena Milić, Director of the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Studies, has been exposed to an organized lynching on social networks during the past two months, which included serious insults and death threats addressed to her and her family, because of her public engagement. The threats and assaults culminated with the marking of the anniversary of the NATO bombing on March 24^th, 2016, when she called on the institutions of Serbia to stop manipulating the casualties of the bombing.