I kongress of the law students "Instruments for the protection of human rights in the Republic of Croatia"

7 May 2009 - Organised by the law students and the Zagreb Faculty of Law the 1st Congress of the students of law was held on 6 - 7 May at the Zagreb Faculty of Law on the subject: "Instruments for the protection of human rights in the Republic of Croatia". On that occasion Professor Jasna Omejec, LL.D., President of the Court held a lecture entitled "The Croatian Constitutional Court in the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms guaranteed in the Constitution" and informed the students about the general sources of constitutional law, jurisdiction of the Croatian Constitutional Court and provided an insight into the main problems of the actual Croatian constitutional judicature.

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