PRESS RELEASE: Launch Of The Third Joint Civil Society Report On Human Rights In Kosovo
Pristina, May 11, 2022: We are delighted to announce the official publication of the third joint civil society human rights report in Kosovo. The report provides an overview of the human rights situation in Kosovo in 2021, including the most pressing problems and challenges to realizing human rights as well as human rights violations...
REACTION
300 euros fine for physical violence against women! The Basic Court in Gjilan, General Department, Criminal Division, judge Snežana Mihajlović in verdict number P.nr.287 / 21 has imposed a fine of 300 euros and has considered the criminal offense of minor bodily injury, against the defendant who has exercised violence against his wife. According to Article...
Open Call: “YIHR Alumni Network Reunion – Kosovo and Serbia”
Young people from Kosovo and Serbia, who have previously been involved in at least one of YIHR’s activities on the national or regional level, are invited to apply for a Workshop “YIHR Alumni Network Reunion - Kosovo and Serbia”, to discuss and rethink the current activities and practices that aim to intensify collaboration among...
The Right of People to Return to Their Homes Must be a Priority for the Governments of Kosovo and Serbia
On the occasion of the 18th anniversary of the beginning of the March 2004 violence in Kosovo, Youth Initiative for Human Rights - Serbia and Youth Initiative for Human Rights - Kosovo, are calling their governments to show sincere respect for all victims of ethnically motivated violence in order to start building societies where...
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
YIHR KS invites all young people who are students (final year of their studies) or recent graduates (graduated in the last 3 or 4 years) from the Faculty of Law, public or private universities to apply for the Internship Program in the basic courts of Kosovo and their branches. The Internship Program is developed in...
STOP THE WAR IN UKRAINE!
Youth Initiative for Human Rights Regional Network, working in the post-war countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Serbia, having lived the effects of war and still suffering the consequences of actions such as those of the Russian Federation towards Ukraine, strongly condemns such occurrences and deeply feel for the people in...
Case Study – Principle: ‘Gender-based approach should be part of all Dealing with the Past (DwP) processes’
In order to promote the principles of Dealing with the Past and in particular the principle that " Gender-based approach should be part of all Dealing with the Past (DwP) processes", HLCK publishes this analysis which explains the efforts and advocacy of various actors towards recognizing and gaining the status of victims of sexual...
