# Dunja Mijatović
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Regionalni program: Aktuelno - avgust/kolovoz 08, 2017
Poslušajte: - reakcije u susedstvu na najavu deklaracije o opstanku srpskog naroda; - BiH se protivi nameri Hrvatske da gradi Pelješki most; - o medijskoj sceni na Balkanu govori Dunja Mijatović, doskorašnja predstavnica OEBS; - sukob na crnogorskoj opozicionoj sceni; - početkom sledeće godine kreć…
Albania Approves Controversial Anti-Defamation Laws
Albania's Parliament approved a controversial set of government-proposed anti-defamation laws on Wednesday, which critics say grant the nation's top media regulator too much power.
The vote came immediately after last-minute changes had been introduced to allay concerns among journalists who say th…
Jus Cogens International Law Updates #6 - 17 May 2021
1. After days of fresh violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel, the UN security council met in a specially convened session where attendees called for a ceasefire and for both sides to respect international humanitarian law.
Among many targets leveled by Israeli Airstrikes over…
Report: Devastation in Mykolaiv
“Weapons, weapons, and weapons.” That was the Ukrainian Foreign Minister’s stated agenda ahead of today’s meetings with his NATO counterparts in Brussels, as Russia regroups and puts its firepower to the south and east. Ukraine’s military commander says Russian forces are trying to wipe the souther…
Ending the Silence: How the International Community can Prevent and Bring Accountability for Sexual Violence in Conflict
Rape is the most common form of torture in armed conflicts—from Bosnia, to Kosovo, to Iraq, and now Ukraine—yet it remains rarely prosecuted by international courts. What can the peacebuilding and international communities do to end this silence? And how can they both hold perpetrators accountable …
A Europe Without Human Rights?
On this episode of On Human Rights, RWI's Christina Geijer sits down with Ms. Dunja Mijatović, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights. Dunja Mijatović speaks about the current state of human rights in Europe, the threats and opportunities if member states come together.
A Titanic Disparity in How the World Responds to Maritime Disasters
By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan
Titan and Adriana are two vessels recently lost at sea, four days and 4,000 miles apart. The five men who lost their lives on the Titan have been getting wall-to-wall coverage in the media worldwide. Meanwhile, the estimated 700 who died when the Adriana sank off the…
Human Rights in Europe today
In this episode, we have the opportunity to speak to Dunja Mijatović, the outgoing Commissioner for Human Rights for the Council of Europe, a position she served in from 2018 to 2024.
Listen to this episode to find out about her thoughts on the position and the state of human rights in Europe today…
#204 Beyond the Rhetoric: The European Council and the Misrepresentation of Sex Industry Exploitation
"It is not our job to question individual choices of women in prostitution. We must examine the system and the context in which women's choices take place" Anna ZobninaIn February 2024, Dunja Mijatović, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, published a statement entitled "Prot…
Cyber talks – Towards more secure cyberspace for all
In this episode of Cyber Talks, hosted by Laylo Merali, we focus on ways forward - exploring what can be done to make cyberspace more secure and combat online gender-based violence.
Joining us are Dunja Mijatović, Human Rights Commissioner at the Council of Europe, and Ena Bavčić, editor and co-a…
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