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Security-reporting System Without Civic Surveillance

Published: February 27, 2010 Author: Sanja Sarnavka

When: Monday, 1. March 2010 11:00
To: Monday, 1. March 2010
Where: Zagreb, Croatia, Selska 112A and 112C
Host: Human Rights House Zagreb
Contact: Sanja Sarnavka (sanjasarnavka@gmail.com)

The conference on topic ”Security-reporting system Without Civic Surveillance” will take place in the Human Rights House of Zagreb on March 1st, at 11 AM.

Speakers on the conference:

Tin Gazivoda. ex-member of the Council for Civic Surveillance of the security-reporting agencies,
Gordan Bosanac, Center for Peace Studies – CMS,
Sanja Sarnavka, member of the Council for Civic Surveillance.

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Croatia – Zagreb

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