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Documenta, Civic Committee for Human Rights (GOLJP) and Center for Peace, Non-Violence and Human Rights Osijek, held a round table late last month in Zagreb, on topic Prosecutions of war crimes in the Republic of Croatia. These organizations also published a report “Monitoring war crimes trials” for year 2008.

Anti-Discrimination Law

Last week in Zagreb, activists of the Center for Peace Studies (CMS) peacefully demonstrated in front of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republic of Croatia against the inertness and intransparency of the government institutions responsible for the asylum issues in the Republic of Croatia.

Trainings for youth from Eastern Croatia

Migrations in Central and South East European Region

Late last month, youth from 16 countries gathered for an international conference on youth and peace building in Donja Stubica, Republic of Croatia. The youth discussed various positive impacts of peace building, pointing out the example of the successful reintegration of the Podunavlje area in the Republic of Croatia. Right, President of the Republic of Croatia, Stjepan Mesic.

B.a.B.e. has established a cooperation with The Public Interest Law Institute (PILI) regarding their Pro Bono legal assistance program which offers Croatian NGOs vast possibilities for providing more efficient legal help to the citizens whose rights have been or are violated in the Republic of Croatia.

Reclaiming Democracy

Harmonization of the Croatian legal system with the legal standards of the EU, represents one of the main challenges of the Croatian integration process. The Law of free legal help and Anti-discriminatory law are mere examples of new regulative frames which emerged out of need of coherence of Croatian legal system with those in EU.