Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 2006

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Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 200612. Sandjak Committee for the Protection of Human Rights andFreedoms, Human Rights Situation and Recommendations for TheirProtection, Novi Pazar, 200413. Association for International Law of Serbia and Montenegro,Yearbook 2000-2003, Belgrade, 200414. Vesna Rakic-Vodinelic, Judicial protection of the rights of man inRights and Freedoms – International and Yugoslavian standards, Belgrade,199515. Vladimir Djuric, Constitutional Appeal, Belgrade Center for HumanRights, Belgrade, 200016. A guidebook through the Law on free access to information, Open SocietyFund, Belgrade 2005List of law documents used as source1. European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights andFundamental Freedoms, adopted on November 4 th , 1950, becameeffective on September 3 rd , 1953, supplemented by Protocol 11,which came into force on November 1 st , 19982. European Convention on Mutual Legal Aid in Criminal Cases wasbrought on April 20th 1959. in Strasbourg3. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights adopted byResolution 2200 A (XXI) of the General Assembly of the UnitedNation, entered into force on March 23 rd , 19764. International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of RacialDiscrimination, adopted on December 21 st , 1965 and entered intoforce on January 4 th , 19695. The decision on giving consent to the Acts of Commissionerfor information of public importance, containing the Decisionon establishing Commissioner’s Office for information of publicimportance, the decision on salaries in Commissioner’s Officefor information of public importance, and Rulebook on internalstructure and job systematization in Commissioner’s Office forinformation of public importance, made at the Third session ofregular sitting of Serbian parliament on May 23 rd , 20056. Decision on elections of the members of the Broadcasting AgencyCouncil, adopted on February 17 th , 2005, Official Gazette of RS,number 2/05208
Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 20067. Decision on the election of the ninth member of the BroadcastingAgency Council, adopted on May 23 rd , 2005, Official Gazette ofRS, number 38/058. Decision on the appointment of the President and members of theBoard of Directors of the Republican Telecommunication Agency,adopted on May 23 rd , 20059. Decision on scheduling a Republic Referendum for the confirmationof the new Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, Official Gazetteof RS, number 83/0610. Decision of the Constitutional Court of Serbia from May 27th,2003, by which the regulations from Article 88, Paragraphs 1 and9 of the Law on the election of parliamentary representatives havebeen proclaimed unconstitutional11. Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minoritiesof the Council of Europe, ratified and entered into force onSeptember 1 st , 2001, Official Gazette of FRY, InternationalAgreements, number 6/9812. The Basic Criminal Code, adopted on September 29 th , 2005 shallbecome effective on January 1 st , 2006; the Official Gazette of RS,number 85/0513. Charter on Human and Minority Rights and Civil Liberties ofthe State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, adopted and enteredinto force on February 28 th , 2003, Official Gazette of Serbia andMontenegro, number 6/0314. Recommendation number R (94) 12 by the Committee of Ministersof the Council of Europe for the Member States on independence,efficiency and the roles of courts15. Recommendation of the Committee of Ministers of the Councilof Europe No. R (97) 20, adopted on October 30 th , 199716. UN Security Council Resolution number 827 adopted on May 25 th ,2005, Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the FormerYugoslavia17. The agreement between FRY and Republic of Croatia on legal aidin criminal and civil proceedings was signed on September 15th199718. The agreement between FRY and Bosnia and Herzegovina on legalaid in criminal and civil proceedings was signed on February 24th2005209
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