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26th January 2012 in Belgrade
The Victimology Society of Serbia (VDS) organized the round table
entitled: From Prison To A Life Without Violence: Human Rights of Women
In Prison, on Thursday 26th January 2012 in Belgrade.
The round table was organized on the occasion of one year of the
realization of the project: Promoting respect for human rights of
women in prison – Advocacy for battered women who commit crime. It
aims to present the results of the previous activities on the project
and its importance for the social integration of women victims of
violence who are in prison.
The round table was opened by the President of National Assembly of the
Republic of Serbia Mrs Slavica Djukic- Dejanovic.
Keynote speakers at the round table were:
Dr Vesna Nikolić-Ristanović, director of Victimology Society of
Serbia:
Project: Promoting respect for human rights of women in prison –
Advocacy for battered women who commit crime and contemporary social
context in Serbia.
Dr Sanja Ćopić, Victimology Society of Serbia:
The Conditions in the Women Prison and the Level of Respect for Inmates’
human rights: The Results of the Research
Jasmina Nikolić, Victimology Society of Serbia:
Developing capacity of Women in Prison to live without violence:
Individual and group work
Anka Gogić Mitić, Director of the Correctional Institute for
Women in Pozarevac:
The Importance of the Victimology Society of Serbia for the Treatment of
Inmates and Penal Protection
Miloš Janković:
Deputy Ombudsman for the protection of persons deprived of liberty:
Cooperation with the Victimology Society of Serbia Within the National
Mechanism for Prevention of Torture
Kosana Becker:
Assistant Commissioner for the Protection of Equality:
Importance of the Victimology Society of Serbia to Protect Women Against
Discrimination.
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