The EU funded project \u201cProtection and Promotion of Property Rights of Internally Displaced People, Refugees and Returnees Upon Readmission Agreements\u201d, whose beneficiary is the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, organized on Monday, February 19, 2018 a presentation of a thematic report \u201cAccess to Justice\u201d and a panel discussion on possibilities of IDPs to use judiciary mechanisms in KiM in order to protect their basic human rights.<\/p>\n
Nemanja Ili\u0107, expert for social matters, presented the Report that addresses essential problems related to the access to justice right in Kosovo and Metohija, in the form of \u201epresenting cases before courts\u201c as well as in all other forms regarding the access to justice.<\/p>\n
Assistant Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Zoran Bojovi\u0107 opened the panel discussion welcoming the guests and stating that the access to justice is a basic human right and it should be available to everyone. Bojovi\u0107 also presented results the project has achieved so far providing free legal aid to vulnerable group.<\/p>\n
Igor Popovi\u0107, Head of Group for judiciary, human rights and property and legal issues of the Office fro KiM addressed the guests presenting the judiciary mechanisms available to Non-Albanian citizen in KiM and explaining how they were not efficient in many exampls in the past.<\/p>\n
The project\u2019s Legal Advisers Zarko Gajic, Vlastimir Petrovic and Zoran Popovic presented their experiences in working with court and quasi court institutions in KiM and the day to day obstacles they encountered representing IDPs before these institutions.<\/p>\n
Conclusion of the panel discussion was that new tendencies in the European Court for Human Right practice are appearing that shine a new light on lawsuits for damage compensation filed with the European Court for Human Rights by people whose human rights were violated in KiM.<\/p>\n
The importance of the fifthe thematic report and the panel discussion organized within the Free legal aid project is shown in the fact that the access to justic qualifies as a fundamental huma right and the Europrean Union pays a special attention to it. Apart from representatives of Office for KiM and the project, representatives of OSCE Mission in KiM, UNMIK, Commisariette for Refugees and Migration and IRL association \u201cSveti Spas\u201d attened the event.<\/p>\n
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