Appeal to the International Community. Belgrade, July 2012. Signatories of this appeal ask the embassies of the friendly countries to inform their government and general public about the ongoing, dramatic cultural involution in Serbia the far-reaching and adverse consequences of which affect Serbia’s society and its social conscience, as well as its relations with neighboring countries and

Sonja Biserko is one of the best-known human rights activists in Serbia and has been president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia since 1994. This article was translated from German.

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The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia and the Lawyers’ Committee for Human Rights held the regional conference entitled “Freedom of Assembly in the Western Balkans“ on January 25, 2016 in Belgrade. HUMAN Rights Refl ect Institutional Impotence : Annual Report : Serbia in 2010 / [prepared by] Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia ; [translators Dragan Novaković [et al.]]. – Belgrade : Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, 2011 (Beograd : Zagorac). – 670 str. ; 23 cm Izv. stv. nasl.: Odraz institucionalne nemoći.
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