Born in Belgrade. Graduated Law school and passed the bar examination. Specialized in the area of international public law and human rights. Worked in the governmental sector (Federal Ministry for Human and National Minority Rights, Federal Ministry of Justice), the nongovernmental sector (Center for Peace and Democracy Development – previously known as the Center for Antiwar Action), and in the office of the Ombudsman. He led and/or participated in numerous expert/research projects in the field of human rights. Author and co-author of several books/monographs, namely (from the year 2000 onwards): The Rights of the Members of the Defense System, Banning Discrimination and Harassment of Women, A Law Model on Personal Data Protection, The Role of Witnesses and Victims in Processing War Crimes, Status of Conscientious Objectors and Dual Citizens, The Council of Europe and the Torture Ban, Imprisonment in Yugoslavia and International Standards, State Violence Against Its Citizens in Yugoslavia, The World of Land Mines. Author of a number of journal articles/essays. Participated in drafting several law models. In March 2010, the National Parliament elected him for the Deputy Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection in charge of the field of personal data protection.