Together with partnering civil society organizations (Human Rights House Zagreb, Youth Initiative for Human Rights, Serb National Council, GONG and Documenta – Center for Dealing with the Past), Centre for Peace Studies participated in reporting of violent incidents committed out… •••
Human Rights House Zagreb has published a report “Support System for Victims of Hate Crime in Croatia”, which is the result of a survey conducted in Croatia within the transnational project “V-START – Support to Victims through Raising awareness and… •••
(Brussels, October 10, 2018) – Croatia’s government should end the confinement of children and adults with disabilities in institutions, five disabled people’s and human rights organizations said today in a letter to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. Despite some initial progress, the process of moving people… •••
In Croatia, hate speech is on the rise – discriminatory, inflammable and discrediting content can be seen and heard in public and transmitted through the media – although Croatia has very good legislative framework that prohibits hate speech (or “incitement… •••
Human Rights House Zagreb recently published a thematic report Primary legal aid – perspective of authorised providers. Given that legal aid is an institute whose aim it is to ensure equal access to justice for all Croatian citizens as one of the… •••
Human Rights House Zagreb released Human Rights in Croatia: Overview of 2017, an annual report of the Human Rights House Zagreb and partner civil society organisations dedicated to protecting and promoting human rights in different areas of social life. The… •••
Project V-Start focuses on the right implementation of the EC Directive 2012/29/EU establishing minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime. Main goal is to strengthen victims’ awareness of support services, making it easier for them… •••
The Croatian President and Premier must unequivocally condemn human rights violations in Hungary Human Rights House Zagreb and the Croatian Platform for International Citizen Solidarity (CROSOL) appeal to the President and Premier of the Republic of Croatia that in their talks… •••
Author: Matija Mrakovčić At the beginning of September 2016, a public presentation of a workshop on social stigma and mobbing through theater and movement was held at the Zagreb Center for Independent Culture and Youth. The organization for the… •••
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