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Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia (HCHRS) was established in September 1994. Although the constitutional and legal human rights guarantees in Serbia are in accordance with the internationally accepted standards, the actual state of human rights has been more than disturbing. Therefore, the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia appears as a professional organisation working on the promotion of the idea of the rule of law and protection of human rights. The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia is a full member of the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF) seated in Vienna, Austria (www.ihf-hr.org). IHF has consultative status with the United Nations and the Council of Europe. The IHF is a unique community of human rights NGOs in 37 countries of the OSCE, working togetherinternationaly to insist on complience with human rights standards. Our network of Helsinki committees is dedicated to minitoring all forms of human rights abuse in the OSCE region, mobilising international pressure for local change and supporting the roleof civil society in protecting human rights. The IHF's website offers access to news about human rights, press releases and IHFstatements, and is also the gateway to all Helsinki Committees and cooperating organisations.
Projects Among many others Helsinki Committee implements the following projects:
Helsinki Charter Helsinki Committee publishes a monthly magazine in 3000 copies which covers all the issues we work on. It has become a valuable way of communication with different with different groups of population from refugees to minorities and individuals facing legal and other problems.
Reports HCHRS sensitises domestic public about human rights issues through press releases, reports, round tables, etc. These human rights issues include minority rights, refugees, free expression, discirmination on all levels, individual human rights, independence of judicial system, conscience objection, etc. The committee has so far produced near hundred reports on the topics.
Helsinki Files and other books The Committe has published many books about freedom of speech, civic and student protests, Serbian-Albanian dialogue, Kosovo crissis and the legal system of FRY. HCHRS publications include special editions such as Helsinki Files, Chronicles and Testimonies.
Contact Call us or write to us by e-mail, by postal mail, by fax, or phone (Voice). Your comments and suggestions are welcome and highly apreciated.
Feel free to contact our webmaster at for issues concerning the HCHRS website.
Our Postal Address is: Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia Rige od Fere 20 11000 Belgrade Serbia
Call us by phone (voice): (+381 11) 30 32 408 (+381 11) 26 39 437
E-mail us at biserkos@eunet.yu |
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