The Serbian Orthodox Church and the law

18.march 2026 Bojan Bednar

Bishops are kings in their territory

The case in which Patriarch Porfirije (pictured) is facing the possibility of proceedings being initiated against him due to mobbing - which is in extreme opposition to Christian values ​​- has left a bitter impression on part of the public in Serbia, first of all among those who naively believe that such things do not happen in the Church. However, connoisseurs of church affairs have known for a long time that cases of mobbing against priests that go public are unfortunately only the tip of a huge iceberg, about which little is said.

Workers' rights

28.September 2023 Sanja Zrnić

How to deal with arrogant directors?

The arrogance of directors camouflaged in authority and success led employees in Serbian institutions to seek salvation from mobbing on the streets and in the media. In the last six months alone, employees from two health institutions protested in front of the Government demanding the dismissal of their superiors. In the Sixth Gymnasium, part of the teachers are threatening a hunger strike, and the students in Pirot are defending the professor from the director's arbitrariness.

Non-government organisations

29.May 2023. NR

HLC: Employees accuse Nataša Kandić of mobbing

The abuse of the employees of the Fund for Humanitarian Law is an example of a systematic violation of rights within an organization that deals precisely with the protection of human rights, according to the announcement of the Union of Workers of Endowments, Foundations and Citizens' Associations, which is in the process of being formed.