Doc. Dr. Miroslav Đorđević took part in the public debate on the new judicial laws
On December 27, 2022, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia held a public hearing on a set of new judicial laws. Research fellow of the Institute of Comparative Law, Doc. Dr. Miroslav Đorđević (who is also a member of the Working group for prosecutorial laws) addressed the audience, pointing out several important aspects of improving the position of public prosecutors in Serbia.
Read moreConference “Human Rights in State of Emergency”
8-9. December 2022 Тhe Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) hosted a two-day scholarly conference "Human Rights in State of Emergency" organized by the Committee for the Study of National Minorities and Human Rights.
Read moreDr Matijević delievered workshop for master students in Venice
27-28 October 2022 Milica V. Matijević (PhD), a research associate of the Institute of Comparative Law, delivered the human rights impact assessment workshop at the European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratization on 27th and 28th of October 2022 in Venice (Italy).
Read moreDoc. Dr. Miroslav Đorđević and Dr. Savo Manojlović awarded with the prestigious award of “Miodrag Jovičić” Foundation
17 October 2022 Research fellows of the Institute for Comparative Law, Doc. Dr. Miroslav Đorđević and Dr. Savo Manojlović were awarded the prize of the "Miodrag Jovičić" Foundation for the best doctoral dissertations in the field of constitutional law and political system.
Read moreDr. Milica V. Matijević delivered a presentation of the paper “Criteria for Determining the Status of Internally Displaced Person (IDPs) and the Innovative Approaches to Protracted Displacement”
5 October 2022 On 5th October 2022, a research associate of the Institute of Comparative Law, Milica V. Matijević (PhD), delivered a presentation of the paper “Criteria for Determining the Status of Internally Displaced Person (IDPs) and the Innovative Approaches to Protracted Displacement”
Read moreThird Regional Law Review conference held
Third Regional Law Review conference was held on September 1-2, 2022 in hybrid mode (live and via Zoom platform). Conference was organised by Institute of Comparative Law from Belgrade, Faculty of Law, University of Pécs from Hungary and Faculty of Law, Josip Juraj Strossmayer University in Osijek, Croatia.
Read morePublishing of the brochure on international standards for respect of the work of the judiciary by public officials
20 December 2021 A brochure on international standards for respect of the work of the judiciary by public officials, co-authored by Ana Knezevic Bojovic, PhD senior research fellow at the Institute for Comparative Law.
Read moreMilica Matijević (PhD) delievered series of lectures at Faculty of Law University of Florence
26 November 2021 Milica V. Matijević (PhD), the Research Associate of the Institute of Comparative Law, last week has delivered three lectures about the legal systems of the Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries at the Faculty of Law of the University of Florence as a part of one-month research stay.
Read moreComparative analysis on confidential counselling for judges and for public prosecutors presented to the Serbian judiciary
14 July 2021 Members of the Ethics Committees of the Serbian High Judicial Council and the State Prosecutorial Council were presented with the Analysis of systems of confidential counselling on ethical matters for judges and for public prosecutors. The Analysis contains a set of recommendations for policymakers on steps to be taken to introduce confidential counselling into Serbian judiciary.
Read moreOnline Discussion on Serbian Translations of the Council of Europe’s Standard-Setting Documents in the Field of the Rule of Law
17 December 2020 More than 30 members of judicial profession, including judges, prosecutors, lawyers, legal scholars, civil society activists and journalists have taken part in the online discussion titled Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?. The discussion elaborated on the four new publications containing standard-setting documents in the area of the rule of law developed by various Council of Europe bodies and through jurisprudence of European supranational courts. The Council of Europe partnered with the Belgrade-based Institute of Comparative Law in bringing about four publications with texts previously mostly unavailable in Serbian language.
Read moreMilica Matijević attended a winter school on the future of work in Brussels
27-31 January 2020 In January 2020, Milica Matijević (PhD), Research Fellow of the Institute of Comparative Law, has attended Winter School “Four Dimensions of the Future of Work”, organised by the Centre for Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels.
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