Political journalism • Law

Rasprava o slobodi savjesti

Vladimir Šeks

The book "Debate on Freedom of Conscience" by Vladimir Šeks from 1986 deals with the topic of freedom of conscience and expression in the context of the legal and political challenges of that time.

Šeks, a well-known Croatian lawyer and politician, analyzes the legal aspects of freedom of conscience, including the rights of individuals to express their beliefs without fear of repression1.

The book is significant because it provides an insight into the legal struggles and dilemmas that were present in the former Yugoslavia, and how these issues developed in the context of the changes that led to the creation of modern Croatia.

Graphics design

Rastko Zakić

Dimensions

20 x 15 cm

Pages

210

Publisher

KRRZ, Beograd, 1986.

Distribution: 500 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

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