19. Open forum "Respect for diversity - Equality for all", 2011
17. XXIV seminar for attorneys and lawyers of the CHRIS Network, 2011
15. XXIII seminar for attorneys and lawyers of the CHRIS Network, 2010
14. XXII seminar for regional poolof lawyers, attorneys and assistants of the CHRIS Network, 2010
9. Workshop on "Improving the work of legal aid", 2007
8. Seminar of the CHRIS Network: "European Court for Human Rights-practical aspects of work", 2006
6. Round Table: "Open Forum-Advocating for Reforms in Rule of Law", 2006
3. Training seminar: "Minorities and International Mechanisms of Protection", 2005
1. Strategic plan for the period 2004-2007 of the CHRIS Network, 2004
Novi Sad, Cultural Centar, 1st December, 2011
Vojvodina Center for Human Rights, with local organizations of persons with disabilities Centre "Upright Living" and "... From the circle - Vojvodina", organized on December the 1st, 2011 the Open Forum entitled "Respect for diversity - Equality for all". The main goal of the Forum was to indicate the problem of existence of different barriers in Novi Sad for the people with disabilities and start solving this problem with a constructive dialogue with local authorities.
Open forums, within the Network Committee for Human Rights in Serbia (CHRIS), have been implemented in the other parts of Serbia: Nis, Valjevo, Novi Pazar and Negotin. more...
Belgrade, "Belgrade" hall, November, 14th, 2011
15-17, July, 2011, "Relax" Hotel in Kovacica
The seminar topics:
Public Advocacy of the CHRIS Network for reduction of discrimination of persons with disabilities
June, 13th, 2011, Belgrade, "Zira" Hotel, Organized by the OSCE and the Network of Committee for Human Rights in Serbia CHRIS
Lecturer: Michael Hamilton, a professor at the Central European University in Budapest, an expert on the Panel of Experts on freedom of Assembly
Participants: Marija Lukic, OSCE; Dragan Djordjevic, CHRIS Network; Ljiljana Radovanovic, Women in Black
11st and 12th December, 2010, "Relax" Hotel in Kovacica.
The seminar topics:
Presenters and moderators:
· Goran Miletic- legal advisor of the Civil Rights Defenders
· Tanja Drobnjak- lawyer
· Dragan Djordjevic- coordinator of the CHRIS Network Commettee
9th to 11th July, 2010, “Relax” Hotel in Kovacica.
The seminar topics:
Presenters and moderators:
• Marko Milanovic – Belgrade Center for Human Rights
• Ivana Sakovic – legal team coordinator of the CHRIS Network Commettee
• Sasa Aleksic – coordinator of the CHRIS Office in Valjevo
• Jelena Petrovic – assistant of coordinator of the CHRIS Network Commetee
• Dragan Djordjevic – coordinator of the CHRIS Network Commettee
18th-25th September, 2010, Palic
Alternative report on implementation of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities in Serbia done by the Network of Committees for Human Rights in Serbia – CHRIS, whose activities were conducted by the Vojvodina Center for Human Rights in regard of the enjoyment of rights of representatives of Bosniak, Vlach, Bulgarian and Albanian national minorities, was submitted to the Council of Europe on 30th September, 2007.
Alternative report on implementation of the Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in Serbia was submitted to the Council of Europe on 30th June 2007. Vojvodina Center for Human Rights held monitoring on implementation of minority languages in Vojvodina and at the same time conducted monitoring activities in Serbia within the Network of Committees for Human Rights in Serbia (CHRIS).
June 2007
1st February, 2007. , Belgrade, organized by the Center for Advanced Legal Studies (CALS) and the Swedish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights.
18th November 2006, Banja Vrujci
Lecturer: Vladimir Beljanski.
Participants: representatives of CHRIS network.
10th February, 2006, “Media Center” at the Sport and Bussiness Center “Vojvodina”
Lecturer: Sasa Gajin, one of the authors of Models of antidiscrimination laws, made by Center for Advanced Legal Studies and Institute of Comparative Law.
Participants: representatives of the Municipal and District Court, Public Prosecution Service, Provincial Ombudsman, Provincial Secretariat for Labour, Employment and Gender Equality, National and Provincial Employment Service, SOS Helplines for Women and Children Victims of Violence, Forum Iuris as well as representatives of media.
10th December – International Day of Human Rights
Within the activities of CHRIS Network, (Committees for Human Rights in Serbia), Vojvodina Center for Human Rights in cooperation with the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, mission in Serbia and Montenegro, and Nature Conservation Agency of Novi Sad celebrated the 10th December - International Day of Human Rights with the action “Life Tree”. On pieces of paper and flipcharts, citizens were able to indicate the rights which were the most important according to them and decorate the “Life Tree”. After that the Tree was planted, as last year, in the “Walk of Human Rights” in “Youth’s Park”. Within numerous messages as ornaments on the “Life Tree”, the most frequently mentioned were rights for freedom, thinking and right to free health care.
26th November 2005
06-07 August, 2005, Negotin, Press Centre Hall of the Negotin Resource Center
Organisation: Vojvodina Center for Human Rights representatives
Participants: representatives of Roma and Romanian (Vlach) national minorities from Pozarevac, Petrovac, Golubac, Veliko Gradiste, Kladovo, Bor, Zajecar and Negotin, members of the CHRIS network offices.
Vojvodina Center for Human Rights, in the framework of the CHRIS (Committees for Human Rights in Serbia) Network’s activities and in cooperation with the United Nations, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) Mission to Serbia and Montenegro, and Nature Conservation Agency of Novi Sad, marked December 10th as the International Day of Human Rights with numerous activities in the framework of the ‘Life Tree’ project. Within the scope of the aforementioned activity, a plane tree and a prefabricated stand were placed on the platform in front of the Serbian National Theater and promotion materials containing the Articles of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights were hung out. Volunteers asked citizens to join the activities and write down which of the Rights is the most important to them. They could then decorate the ‘Life Tree’ with their message. Before the beginning of Đorđe Balašević’s concert, another activity of the same project, Balašević, who is also a UN free will ambassador, decorated the tree. Finally, the tree was planted in the Walk of Human Rights in Youth’s Park.
November 2004, Niska Banja
Office in Novi Sad
Vojvodina Center for Human Rights
Trg Slobode 3, PC Apolo II sprat, 21000 Novi Sad
