Protection of human rights of convicted persons and other persons apprehension with special reference to the judgement of the European court of human rights
Srbija kao članica Saveta Evrope, ima obavezu da uskladi svoje zakonodavstvo i pravnu praksu sa praksom Evropskog suda za ljudska prava, koji je dao značajan doprinos definisanju i unapređivanju standarda postupanja prema licima lišenim slobode. S obzirom na to da se poslednjih godina odnos ove sudske instance menja kada je reč o poštovanju prava lica lišenih slobode, autor posebnu pažnju poklanja presudama donetim u slučajevima najčešćih povreda odredaba Evropske konvencije za zaštitu ljudskih prava i osnovnih sloboda (čl. 2., čl. 3., čl. 8. i čl. 10.). Problem prenaseljenosti zatvora ima epidemijske razmere širom Evrope i znači hroničan problem smeštaja u skučenim i nehigijenskim uslovima, nedostatak privatnosti, drastično smanjenje aktivnosti izvan ćelija zbog nedostatka osoblja i objekata, preopterećenost zdravstvenih službi, pojačanu napetost koja lako eskalira u nasilje. Kakve su prilike u srpskim zavodima za izvršenje krivičnih sankcija, može li kazna zatvora kao najčešće izricana krivična sankcija da odbrani društvenu zajednicu i zaštiti opšteprihvaćene društvene vrednosti? Da li porast zatvorske populacije utiče na smanjenje stope kriminaliteta u Srbiji? Ovo su samo neka od pitanja kojima se autor bavi u radu.Serbia as a member of the Council of Europe, has an obligation to
harmonize its legislation and legal practice with the law of the European Court
of Human Rights, which has made a significant contribution to defining and
improving standards of treatment of persons deprived of their liberty. Since last
year the relationship of this judicial institution changes when it comes to respecting the rights of prisoners, the author pays special attention to judgments
rendered in the case of the most common violations of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (Art. 2, Art. 3 ., Art. 8 and
Art. 10.). The problem of overcrowding in prisons has epidemic proportions
in Europe and the mean chronic problem of accommodation in cramped and
unsanitary conditions, lack of privacy, a drastic reduction in activity outside of
cells due to lack of staff and facilities, overburdened health services, increased
the tension that can easily escalate into violence. What are the conditions in the
Serbian Penal sanctions, whether imprisonment as the most pronounced criminal sanctions to defend and protect the community generally accepted social
values? Does the increase in prison population impact on reducing crime rates
in Serbia? These are just some of the issues the author deals with the work
