Koronavirus u pravnom poretku BiH, kratka dijagnoza bolesti - Išerić, Harun (Fondacija Centar za javno pravo, 2020)
The Paper examines two main issues: interference with human rights during COVID-19 crises and declaration of the state of emergency in Republika Srpska (RS) as well as number of orders issued by different civil protection headquarters. The research shows that interference hardly meets legality and proportionality tests. State of emergency declaration in RS is found to be unconstitutional as well as number of orders issued by municipal and cantonal civil protection headquarters since they have been violating freedom of movement clause from the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Civil protection headquarters become alienated decision-making bodies as executive failed to supervise their activities. In the meantime, parliamentary oversight in whole country has been a dead letter. Finally, coordination and harmonization of public authorities' actions in combating COVID-19 has not been achieved