PRIKUPLJANJE OBAVEŠTAJNIH PODATAKA KAO IZAZOV POŠTOVANJU LJUDSKIH PRAVA

Zoran O. Dragišić

Brankica Janković

Milica Bošković

Sažetak

Mnoge aktuelne debate na temu ljudskih prava nalaze se u okviru modernih izazova i okolnosti, naročito u sektoru bezbednosti. Tokom dvadesetog veka, institucionalna zloupotreba moći ugrozila je mnoge moralne perspektive, između ostalog i onu koja se tiče poštovanja ljudskih prava. Ljudska prava u tom smislu ne treba posmatrati kao sekundarni fenomen, već kao esenciju organizacione i kulturne postavke današnjeg sveta. Borba protiv terorizma je donela nove izazove i nove pritiske za brojne vlade. Politike i metode koje se u ovoj borbi koriste, mnogi autori karakterišu kao nemoralne i kontra-produktivne. Nacionalna bezbednost je jedan od najvažnijih principa za države i građane, ali njeni dometi ne smeju ugroziti druge političke, društvene i moralne vrednosti.

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