Statements

“The right to inheritance – a path to gender equality and stopping violence”

At the conference “The right to inheritance – a path to gender equality and stopping violence”, which was jointly organized by the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, the United Nations Agency for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women in Serbia and the Center for Research and Development of Society IDEAS, a guide called…

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Commissioner on the campaign “16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence”

This year, according to available data, 27 women were killed, and over 300 femicides were committed in the past ten years. The largest number of femicides occurred in the woman’s home. What are we doing wrong and where have we failed as a society? Do we understand the causes, and do we know how to…

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World Children’s Day

The rights of every child must be protected at every opportunity, always and without exception, because it is the task of the wider community, but also of every individual in society, to ensure a healthy and safe future for children, without discrimination, said Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, on the occasion of…

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VII Regional Conference of Institutions for Equality in Southeast Europe

The Commissioner for the Protection of Equality hosted the 7th Regional Conference of Institutions for Equality in Southeast Europe, held in Belgrade on the International Day of Tolerance, November 16. This year’s conference was dedicated to combating discrimination against older people, with the goal of analyzing and proposing specific ways of action of the equality…

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World Diabetes Day

Diabetes is a growing health problem for a large number of our citizens, which is lately increasingly affecting children and young people, says Brankica Janković, Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, on the occasion of World Diabetes Day, indicating that today is another opportunity to start acting and do much more on prevention so that…

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Commissioner in Novi Pazar

Graffiti – antisemitic, Islamophobic, racist, fascist, xenophobic, as well as any individual act of intolerance that humiliates or incites hatred towards any social group or individual based on some personal characteristic, is to be condemned, said Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, in Novi Pazar, where she visited the Commissioner’s regional office and…

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Announcement on the occasion of the start of the election campaign

All politicians, regardless of mutually opposing views and the heightened rhetoric that is usually present during the election campaign, have the obligation and responsibility to respect the Constitution and the Law on Prohibition of Discrimination, which prohibit hate speech, as well as offensive, harassing and humiliating behavior towards to an individual or a group based…

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Commissioner in the international conference about protection of national minorities in The Hague

Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, participated in the international conference marking 30 years of work of the High Commissioner for National Minorities of the OSCE in The Hague. In the panel dedicated to the results and good practice in achieving the active participation of national minorities in social and economic life, Janković…

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PRESS RELEASE ON THE UN CONFERENCE IN GENEVA

Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Brankica Janković, participated in the two-day regional conference “Population and Development: Ensuring Rights and Choices” in Geneva, where she spoke in the thematic session “Inequalities, Social Inclusion and Rights”. Presenting examples of good practice from Serbia, Janković evoked the adopted initiative of the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality,…

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Final Conference “Improving the position of women and girls in rural areas” on the International Day of Rural Women

Rural women face many problems, one of which is unpaid work in the household, because they spend over 21 percent of their time doing unpaid housework. Many of them have neither health nor pension insurance, while only 18 percent of women living in the countryside have a registered agricultural farm, said Commissioner for the Protection…

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