In this article, the author deals with the issue of life imprisonment without parole. Life imprisonment represents a new type of penalty in Serbian criminal law, in addition to standard imprisonment. The present state of the Serbian criminal legislation provides the possibility of parole for most criminal offences after 27 years of imprisonment served, while simultaneously explicitly prohibiting the possibility of parole for certain offences. The author elaborates the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights regarding life imprisonment, emphasizing rehabilitation as the primary goal of criminal sanctions. After that, the author explains the legislative solutions outlined in the Criminal Code of Republic of Serbia. Through the analysis of the crucial provisions of the Criminal Code, as well as other important and relevant laws, the author points out the shortcomings of the existing regulations in Serbia regarding life imprisonment, which flagrantly threatens to violate the offenders’ human rights.

在本文中，作者讨论了无假释的无期徒刑问题。除标准监禁外，无期徒刑是塞尔维亚刑法中的一种新型刑罚。塞尔维亚刑法的现行状态规定，在服刑27年后，大多数刑事罪行都可以被假释，同时明确禁止某些罪行被假释。作者详细阐述了欧洲人权法院关于无期徒刑的判决，并强调将康复作为刑事制裁的主要目标。之后，作者解释了《塞尔维亚共和国刑法》中概述的立法解决方案。通过对《刑法》以及其他重要和相关法律的关键条款的分析，