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0 reviewsIn this publication, authors from a variety of backgrounds consider the extent to which human rights are
currently being realized in the six Western Balkan economies: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina,Kosovo,* Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia. Where challenges to certain rights are evident,
they ask why this is the case and examine how principles of good governance are being met. In particular,
they look at laws and practice and the capacities of (cyber)security actors and oversight actors. Why do
violations keep happening, including at a systemic level, if we have international standards on how human
rights should be applied at the national level? Are the standards not clear enough or not sufficiently
detailed to enable them to be applied to different national contexts? Or rather, are these standards not
being understood? How is it possible that a country can have transposed standards into law but they have
not been implemented?
