MIROSLAV HADŽIĆ: Protection of Human Rights in the Army and Police

The book combines the papers prepared by the researchers and associates within a project on the "Protection of Human Rights in the Army and the Police of the FR of Yugoslavia". The whole project, including the publishing effort, was implemented with the support of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, London and Freedom House, Budapest.The research findings have been organized in four chapters.The first chapter (Principles and Premises) offers a theoretical and real-life framework for the thematizing of human rights in the army and, in a way, provides an introduction to the Collection. It includes the interventions of Vojin Dimitrijević on the human rights in Yugoslavia, Ljubomir Krstić on warfare and human rights, and Miroslav Hadžić on the theoretical and methodological aspects of looking into the human rights in the army.Chapter II (Human Rights in the Yugoslav Army) starts with a review of public opinion survey findings by Milorad Timotić, to continue with Jovan Buturović’s reflections on the scope of judicial protection of human rights in the Yugoslav People’s Army and the YA, followed by Svetlana Stojančić’s intervention on the regulation of human rights of YA conscripts. This line of discussion is rounded off by Kosta Čavoški’s inquiry into the treatment of civil rights and freedoms in state exigencies, with reference to the state of war in the FRY during the NATO aggression.Stranica: 223Jezik: BeogradPismo: LatinicaStanje: OdličnoUvez: MekiGodina: 2003