Dr. Neža Kogovšek Šalamon graduated in 2002 from the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Law. As a Ron Brown Fellow she obtained her master's degree at the University of Notre Dame (USA) in international human rights law in 2004. In 2011 she defended her PhD dissertation at theUniversity of Ljubljana Faculty of Law, on constitutional, international and comparative legal aspects of the erasure from the registry of permanent reisdents. She worked for the Legal Information Centre of Non-governmental Organizations – PIC in Ljubljana, and for the international non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch in New York. In 2005 she joined a research team at the Peace Institute whereshe continues her legal andadvocacy work on the national and international level. Her work includes project management, research, legal analysis, publishing, lecturing and facilitation of workshops. She is a member of the European network of legal experts in the anti-discrimination field, European network of immigration law practitioners (MigNet), European commission on sexual orientationl aw (ECSOL) andOdysseus academic network of experts in the field of asylum and migration.Since 2011 she is also a member of the Ethics Committee of the Association of Journalists of Slovenia.
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Neža Kogovšek Šalamon
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CV:Dr. Neža Kogovšek Šalamon graduated in 2002 from the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Law. As a Ron Brown Fellow she obtained her master's degree at the University of Notre Dame (USA) in international human rights law in 2004. In 2011 she defended her PhD dissertation at theUniversity of Ljubljana Faculty of Law, on constitutional, international and comparative legal aspects of the erasure from the registry of permanent reisdents. She worked for the Legal Information Centre of Non-governmental Organizations – PIC in Ljubljana, and for the international non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch in New York. In 2005 she joined a research team at the Peace Institute whereshe continues her legal andadvocacy work on the national and international level. Her work includes project management, research, legal analysis, publishing, lecturing and facilitation of workshops. She is a member of the European network of legal experts in the anti-discrimination field, European network of immigration law practitioners (MigNet), European commission on sexual orientationl aw (ECSOL) andOdysseus academic network of experts in the field of asylum and migration.Since 2011 she is also a member of the Ethics Committee of the Association of Journalists of Slovenia.
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Dr. Neža Kogovšek Šalamon graduated in 2002 from the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Law. As a Ron Brown Fellow she obtained her master's degree at the University of Notre Dame (USA) in international human rights law in 2004. In 2011 she defended her PhD dissertation at theUniversity of Ljubljana Faculty of Law, on constitutional, international and comparative legal aspects of the erasure from the registry of permanent reisdents. She worked for the Legal Information Centre of Non-governmental Organizations – PIC in Ljubljana, and for the international non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch in New York. In 2005 she joined a research team at the Peace Institute whereshe continues her legal andadvocacy work on the national and international level. Her work includes project management, research, legal analysis, publishing, lecturing and facilitation of workshops. She is a member of the European network of legal experts in the anti-discrimination field, European network of immigration law practitioners (MigNet), European commission on sexual orientationl aw (ECSOL) andOdysseus academic network of experts in the field of asylum and migration.Since 2011 she is also a member of the Ethics Committee of the Association of Journalists of Slovenia.Fundamental and human rights, equality, anti-discrimination, asylum and migration policies in Slovenia and EU.
Finished projects:
- The Cost of Statelessness: A Livelihoods Analysis (2010)
- European Criminal Justice Project (ECJP): Towards Cross-Border Solutions to Transnational Problems (2008)
- Building Capacity for Pro Bono Work of Lawyers in Slovenia (2008)
- Policies and Practice of (Non)Inclusion of Roma in Urban Areas (2007)
- PRIME – Anti-Discrimination Training for Media and Equality (2007)
- 16 Years Later: Political and Legal Aspects of Erasure in Slovenia (2007)
- The Erased People of Slovenia – A Challenge of a Young Nation-State (2007)
- Anti-Discrimination and Diversity Training (2007)
- Roma People in Ljubljana: Diversity of Perspectives (2007)
- Aeneas: Protection of Asylum Seekers in the Republic of Croatia and the Region (2006)
- Mapping Capacity of Civil Society Dealing with Anti-Discrimination (2005)
- Achievements of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia – The Hague Tribunal (2005)
- National Focal Point of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (2004)
- Development and Implementation of a Non-Discrimination Pre-Service and In-Service Training Programme for Judges and Prosecutors on the Basis of Human Rights Education (2004)
- Coordination of Cooperation with Non-Governmental Organizations in the Field of Asylum (2000)
- PRIMTS – Prospects for Integration of Migrants from »Third Countries« and their Labour Market Situations: Towards Policies and Action
- SIAPREM – Support for Intersectional Approach in Antidiscrimination Programs for Roma, Migrants and Elderly
- The Erased: Remedying Human Rights Violations Contact:
- KUHAR, Roman, KOGOVŠEK ŠALAMON, Neža, HUMER, Živa, MALJEVAC, Simon. Obrazi homofobije [Faces of homophobia]. Ljubljana: Peace Institute, 2011. 159 pages.
- Pravni vidiki izbrisa iz registra stalnega prebivalstva [Legal Aspects of the Erasure from the Registry of Permanent Residents]: doctoral dissertation, Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana, 2011. 421 pages, tables.
- Slovenia. Migrationlaw. Suppl. 2 (September 2011). Alphenaanden Rijn: Kluwer Law International, 2011. 244 pages, tables.
- Nation-state homogenization and the battle for legal status: the erased residents of Slovenia. Südost europa (Münch., Südost inst.), 2011, jg. 59, hft. 1, str. 2-24.
- The erasure as a violation of legally protected human rights, In: KOGOVŠEK ŠALAMON, Neža (ed.), PETKOVIĆ, Brankica (ed.), KOGOVŠEK ŠALAMON, Neža, PETKOVIĆ, Brankica, ZORN, Jelka, PISTOTNIK, Sara, LIPOVEC ČEBRON, Uršula, BAJT, Veronika, ZDRAVKOVIĆ, Lana. The scars of the erasure: a contribution to the critical understanding of the erasure of people from the register of permanent residents of the Republic of Slovenia. 1st ed. Ljubljana: Peace Institute, 2010, pp. 9-18.
- Repatriation and return policies in EU memberstates: countryreport - Slovenia. Konstanz: Universität Konstanz, 2005.
- U.N. human rights reporting mechanism: is it time to move on?: submitted to the Notre Dame Law School in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree Masters of Law (international human rights law). Notre Dame (Indiana): [N. Kogovšek], 2004. 111 f., tables.
- Spreminjanje slovenske azilne zakonodaje v letu 2001 [Changing of the slovene asylum legislation in the year 2001]. In: MILOHNIĆ, Aldo (ed.). Evropski vratarji: migracijske in azilne politike v vzhodni Evropi [European gate-keepers: migration and asylum policies in Eastern Europe]. Ljubljana: Peace Institute, cop. 2001, 2002, pp. 83-94.
Tel.: +386 1 234 77 20
E-mail: neza.kogovsek@mirovni-institut.si
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E-mail: neza.kogovsek@mirovni-institut.si
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