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Humanitarian Law Center

A regional non-governmental human rights and humanitarian law organization, the Humanitarian Law Center was founded in 1992 following the outbreak of armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia. The HLC is based in Belgrade and has regional offices in Pri�tina and Prizren in Kosovo, Novi Sad in Vojvodina (opened in 1997), and in Podgorica, Montenegro (opened 1999). Over 70 lawyers, attorneys, researchers, analysts and other dedicated professionals work for the HLC on a full- or part-time basis. Since its founding, the HLC has researched killings, disappearances, camps, torture of prisoners of war, and the patterns of ethnic cleansing in times of armed conflict by interviewing witnesses and victims. Upon collecting a large body of documentation on war crimes, the HLC in August 1994 began cooperating with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) at The Hague. And, as of June 1999, it has been cooperating also with Prosecutor's Offices in Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo, providing them with information and expert assistance with regard to war crimes trials.

Primary web addresses

http://www.hlc.org.yu

office@hlc.org.yu

Main Address

Makenzijeva 67
11 000 Belgrade

Country

Rep�blica de S�rbia i Montenegro

Main Telephone

+381 11 3444 348

Main Telephone

+ 381 11 3443 423

Joined OneWorld

21/02/2001

Features

HLC: President Tadic should Protect Lt. Col. Lakic Djorovic

22/01/2007 The Humanitarian Law Centre addressed Boris Tadic, Serbian President, to warn him about the situation concerning Lakic Djorovic, lieutenant colonel of Serbian Army, who is exposed to abuse, humiliation and threats to his own life and the safety of his family ever since 2000, when he first talked publicly about war-crimes in Kosovo, and of which he knew due to his position as military prosecution officer in Pristina.

M�s informaci�
Temes/Zones: [Rep�blica de S�rbia i Montenegro] [Just�cia] [Legislaci�] [Comer� d'armes] [Pau]

FHP: Predsednik Srbije da zastiti potpukovnika Vojske Srbije Lakica Djorovica

19/01/2007 Fond za humanitarno pravo obratio se predsedniku Srbije Borisu Tadiću povodom potpukovnika Lakića Đorovića koji je izlo�en maltretiranju, poni�avanju i pretnjama po �ivot i sigurnost porodice od 2000. godine, kada je počeo javno da govori o zločinima na Kosovu u vreme oru�anih sukoba, za koje je saznao u svojstvu vojnog tu�ioca u Pri�tini.

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Temes/Zones: [Rep�blica de S�rbia i Montenegro] [Just�cia] [Guerra i pau]

HLC Condemns Censorship at Film Festival

04/12/2006 The Humanitarian Law Centre (HLC) condemns the decision of the organizing committee of the New Festival of Auteur�s Film to remove from its programme The Palace of the Sun, Lou Ye�s film in Chinese-French co-production.

M�s informaci�
Temes/Zones: [Rep�blica de S�rbia i Montenegro] [Cultura] [Conflictes] [Pau] [Seguretat]

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