llein HELSINKI COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN SERBIA Three years later Serbia hosted the third summit of the grouping. The Chinese Premier attended the occasion. To the Serbian leadership, barely two years in power at the time, that was a ma-jor foreign policy gain.7 Most important of many agreements signed was the one on moderniza-

4 Status of Albanians in Southern Serbia, see the report Status of Albanians in Serbia during and after the NATO intervention and Albanians in Serbia, published by Helsinki Committee for the Human Rights in Serbia. 5 Villages Lucane, Konculj and Veliki Trnovac. 6 There are 5,040 refugees from Kosovo, of whom 1,700 are Roma. SERBIA WORRIED. Belgrade, 2 October 2023. The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia urges the police to urgently investigate the attack on Ruhan Muharemi from Medveđa. According to his son, a group of 15 people threw stones at his parents' house and cars on Saturday night while singing nationalist songs.
On October 29, 2015 in cooperation with the Ministry of Healthcare and support from parliamentary committees for healthcare/family and human rights, the Helsinki Committee staged a presentation under the title ā€œCommunity-based Living: Fundamental Human Rightā€ in the Serbian parliament.
Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia Annual Report: Serbia 2006 HUMAN RIGHTS: HOSTAGE TO THE STATEā€™S REGRESSION PUBLISHER: Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia FOR PUBLISHER: Sonja Biserko * * * TRANSLATED BY: Dragan Novaković Ivana Damjanović Mira Gligorijević Vera Gligorijević Ivan Obradović Spomenka Grujičić Press release. The Serbian Orthodox Church is encouraging anti-Semitism. Belgrade, 24 May 2023 . The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights must warn that the Serbian Orthodox Church is encouraging the already growing wave of anti-Semitism in Serbia with this year's litany dedicated to Bishop Nikolaj Velimirović, set to be held in Belgrade.
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The MHGā€™s activities began with the issuance of information bulletin and appeals that focused on violations of the articles of the 1975 Helsinki Final Act and were aimed at drawing attention to human rights violations in the USSR and compelling the Soviet government to fulfill the human rights commitments it had undertaken.
Islamist extremism in Serbia is decreasing but far-right extremism is on the rise, according to research by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy, BCBP, and the Helsinki Committee for Human News. 24/10/2023. 23/05/2023. 11/05/2023. Universal Periodic Review documents related to Serbia. UPR is a mechanism of the Human Rights Council (HCR) aimed at improving the human rights situation on the ground of each of the Member States.

The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia must warn that the incursion of the Banjska group into the north of Kosovo is an attempt by Belgrade to provoke conflicts, so that the Serbian army would then enter to protect the Serbian people in the north and thus achieve a division of Kosovo.

Legal Assistance Report (1 October - 31 December 2000) 08/17/2002, Source: Legal Assistance Report (1 Oct - 31 Dec 2000), Author: HCHRS . The last quarter of the year 2000 was marked by the "dismantling" of the old regime and creation of prerequisites for the peaceful transformation of the Serbian society. Groundwork was laid for the reform of society, while thanks to a relative 'libera Open Letter to EU, US, and NATO Governments: This is Your Deterrence Failure: Confront It. 3 May 2021 Prior to 2018, the standard talking point for most Western governments toward the Balkans was fully consistent with the ideal of a Europe ā€œwhole, free, and at peace:ā€ that no further pursuit of border changes or ethnoterritorialism would be permitted. Equality of citizens and acceptance of
Decade-long crisis and war have affected the population at large in Serbia: according to the Federal Statistical Bureau (the 1999 statement no. 039) the life expectancy in Central Serbia dropped
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