INSTITUCIONALNO KRŠENJE LJUDSKIH PRAVA U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI

Doprinos akademske zajednice zaštiti ljudskih prava u BiH
(Contribution of the academic community to the protection of human rights in BiH)

Projekat koji realizuju Pravni fakultet u Lukavici, Univerziteta za poslovni inženjering i menadžment Banja Luka i Asocijacija za demokratske inicijative (ADI) iz Sarajeva uz finansijsku podršku Evropske komisije, u periodu od januara 2021. do decembra 2022. godine.

Studija - kršenje ljudskih prava

INSTITUCIONALNO KRŠENJE LJUDSKIH PRAVA U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI

U sklopu projekta ,,Doprinos akademske zajednice zaštiti ljudskih prava u Bosni i Hercegovini”, izrađena je ,,Studija mapiranja institucionalnog kršenja ljudskih prava u Bosni i Hercegovini”. Studija predstavlja rezultat četvoromjesečnog istraživanja sprovedenog prema projektom definisanoj metodologiji.

U fokusu Studije se nalaze organi vlasti i Institucije na svim nivoima u Bosni i Hercegovini i njihovi identifikovani slučajevi kršenja prava na slobodu mišljenja i informisanja, prava na slobodu mirnog okupljanja i udruživanja i prava na slobodu kretanja.

U Bosni i Hercegovini postoji neusaglašenost domaćeg zakonodavstva kojim se štite tri navedena ljudska prava, sa odredbama Evropske konvencije o zaštiti ljudskih prava i osnovnih sloboda, kao i sa praksom Evropskog suda za ljudska prava. Iz aspekta zaštite ovih prava evidentan je i problem primjene prekršajnih odredbi policije i sudova, gdje je neophodno izmijeniti određene procedure i prakse postupanja kako bi stepen zaštite naprijed navedenih ljudskih prava bio na znantno višem nivou. Problem predstavlja i izražena disproporcija između broja izjavljenih žalbi u odnosu na policiju Instituciji ombudsmana/ombudsmena za ljudska prava u Bosni i Hercegovini i broja preporuka koje je izdala ova Institucija.

Kompletnu verziju Studije mapiranja institucionalnog kršenja ljudskih prava u Bosni i Hercegovini možete pronaći na ovom linku i bliže se upoznati sa mapiranim slučajevima institucionalnog kršenja tri gorenavedena ljudska prava, kao i sa zaključcima i preporukama za unapređenje politika zaštite ljudskih prava u Bosni i Hercegovini.

 

INSTITUTIONAL VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Within the framework of a project “Contribution of the Academic Community to the Protection of Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina”, a “Study on the Mapping of Institutional Violations of Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina”, has been presented. The study is the result of a four-month survey conducted according to a project-defined methodology.

Primary focus of the Study is on the bodies and institutions of all levels of government in Bosnia and Herzegovina and their identified cases of violations of the right to freedom of opinion and information, the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association and the right to freedom to free movement.

When it comes to protecting these three human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, there has been an inconsistency of domestic legislation with the provisions of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, as well as with the case law of the European Court of Human Rights. From the aspect of protection of these rights, the problem of applying the misdemeanor provisions of the police and courts has been evident, where it is necessary to change certain procedures and practices in order to ensure a greater degree of protection of the aforementioned human rights. Another problem is expressed through disproportion between the number of complaints against the police to the Institution of Human Rights Ombudsman/Ombudsmen of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the number of recommendations issued by this Institution.

The complete version of the “Study on the Mapping Institutional Violations of Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina” is available on the link where you shall get additional information on the mapped cases of institutional violations of the abovementioned human rights, as well as conclusions and recommendations for improving human rights policies in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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