The Centre for Peace Studies is a partner in the international EACEA project "Shadow Game".

Centre for Peace Studies is searching for associates for a project campaign on the project AMIF 2incING.

Centre for Peace Studies is searching for associates for a project campaign on the project AMIF 2incING.

Center for Peace Studies brings detailed recommendations for improving the integration system in all sectors that are part of the integration system: interdepartmental cooperation, the right to accommodation, education, employment, health care, and social protection.

Source: Balkan Refugee Network (APC, CMS, ICS, LEGIS)

The Grand Chamber Panel of the European Court of Human Rights rejected the referral request of the Republic of Croatia in the case of little Madina’s family. 

The project ASAP - Accessing services, Sharing Approaches and Practices wants to support local service providers and civil society organisations in the implementation of effective and replicable practices which can respond to refugees and other migrants ’ needs in the access to public services in the fields of employment, housing, education and health.

The Grand Chamber Panel of the European Court of Human Rights rejected the referral request of the Republic of Croatia in the case of little Madina’s family. Thus, the judgement that the Republic of Croatia violated Madina's right to life became final.

On the occasion of the publication of Centre for Peace Studies’ and Welcome Initiative’s Report on Illegal Expulsions from Croatia in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic showing 6-year-long systemic violence and denial of access to asylum in Croatia, CSOs issue a joint statement that calls for end of systemic violence and human rights violations, conduct of independent and effective investigations, sanctions of those responsible for implementation and cover-up of illegal practices, and establishment of a truly independent and transparent border monitoring mechanism to ensure that such practices no longer occur.

In the context of migration in the Republic of Croatia, 2021 can be summed up in one sentence: There has never been more evidence of systematic violent and illegal pushbacks, and never less accountability of the political leadership of the Republic of Croatia.

(Independent) Monitoring Mechanism mitigates original findings on pushbacks