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Commissioner at the round table at the Munich Security Conference

The Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, participated in the Round Table "Building Lasting Peace - Why it ...

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Workshop How to achieve equality in the workplace in Kragujevac

It is encouraging that an increasing number of employers recognize the need for prevention and suppression of discrimination in the ...

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Meeting between Commissioner Janković and Minister Doughty

Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, met with the Minister of State for Europe, North America and Overseas ...

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Initiative for equal rights for all pregnant women and women in labor regardless of the form of employment

The Commissioner for the Protection of Equality has submitted initiatives to amend and harmonize several regulations with the aim of ...

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The Commissioner spoke with KOMS representatives about improving the position of young people

Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, met with representatives of the Umbrella Organization of Youth of Serbia (KOMS), ...

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Warnings and Notices

  • PUBLIC WARNING

    The statement made by Member of Parliament Vladimir Đukanović on Happy TV, claiming that children are the property of the … »»»
  • PUBLIC WARNING

    Yesterday, a young life was lost when a student was killed by his peers in Leskovac. This, another extremely terrible … »»»
  • Public Warning

    Following Jelena Karleuša’s Instagram post, which challenges the right to equality and incites hatred based on Romanian ethnic minority affiliation, … »»»

Bulletin Board

Word By The Commissioner

Respected citizens,

When we established the institution of the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, we proclaimed a vision that was our aim, which was legally defined in Article 4 of the Law on the Prohibition of Discrimination, provisioning that:
“All people are equal and enjoy equal position and legal protection, regardless of personal characteristics”.
In real life, it means that: “Serbia is an open and tolerant society of equal people that offers equal opportunities to everyone”. more details >>

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