Materijalne reparacije za povrede ljudskih prava u prošlosti. Praksa sudova u Republici Srbiji
Material reparations for human rights violations in the past. Court practice in the Republic of Serbia

Contributor(s): Nataša Kandić (Editor)
Subject(s): Peace and Conflict Studies, Wars in Jugoslavia
Published by: Fond za humanitarno pravo
Keywords: Reparations; Yugoslav Wars;post-conflict countries;Court practice;Human right, law;Reparations;
Summary/Abstract: Reparations are measures applied by post-conflict societies to redress various types of damage suffered by victims as a result of certain crimes committed by the previous government and its institutions. The goal of reparations is justice for the victims. For a large number of victims, reparations are the most tangible manifestation of society's efforts to repair the damage they have suffered. Reparations are divided into material and symbolic. They can be individual or collective. They are realized directly on the basis of law (administratively) or through the courts. In this report, we talk about obtaining material reparations through the courts, reviewing legal regulations and the conduct of courts in cases initiated by the Humanitarian Law Center (HLC).

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