Belgrade Centre for Human Rights

The organisation's legal team represents the family of a man who died in a police station in Bor. Even nine months after the death, the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Niš had not opened an investigation. It turned down the organisation's request for information, including the name of the prosecutor handling the case, and even after eight months the father had still not been given access to the case file.

Affairs

  • Attacks on journalists
  • Police beat students outside the Faculty of Law: It filed a criminal complaint over the abuse of a female student and publicly warned against deferring the policewoman's prosecution
  • Police beat citizens at blockades in Belgrade: On 30 June 2025, it filed criminal complaints against unidentified police officers for unlawful conduct
  • Driver hits female student on Jurija Gagarina Street
  • Beating of Ilija Kostić in a police station: With lawyer Ivan Ninić, he filed a criminal complaint against unidentified police officers
  • Death of Dalibor Dragijević at the police station in Bor: Represents the family and is seeking access to the file; says access has not been granted for months and no investigation has been opened
  • NoviSpy: spyware on activists' phones: Together with three other organisations, he called for criminal proceedings against the BIA leadership and for an inquiry into the responsibility of judges over secret surveillance
  • Tanja Drobnjak and the student outside the Faculty of Law: Writes that with a payment of at least 400,000 dinars, deferred prosecution would have the proceedings dropped
  • Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: He welcomed the inspection of prosecutors' offices and asked why those powers had not been used earlier
  • Police violence after the Vidovdan protest: It filed criminal complaints against unidentified police officers over excessive force, beatings on Lazarevićeva Street and the holding back of ambulances.

People

  • Vladica Ilić: legal team manager at the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights