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HELSINKI FILES No. 27
Vojvodina's Multiethnic Identity: Challenges in 2007-08
Edited by Pavel Domonji
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The Helsinki Committee
for Human Rights finalized this September the complex, 18-month project "Fostering
Vojvodina's Multiethnic Identity." The project, realized with the assistance of the
European Commission - EIDHR, was meant to promote intercultural and |
interethnic
understanding, strengthen the role of the civil society in conflict prevention and...
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REPORTS
HUMAN RIGHTS, DEMOCRACY
AND - VIOLENCE
Serbia 2008
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The trend of
institutional disintegration continued in 2008 in parallel with economic standstill, all
of which negatively affected citizens' mood. The pro-European coalition that won the
spring 2008 election failed to meet their expectations as it was |
not
politically courageous enough to make a breakthrough in fundamental reforms. In the
meantime Serbia, like all other countries in...
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REPORTS
WHAT WE ACCOMPLISHED IN 2008
IIn setting our priorities for 2008 we were aware that any serious
concern with human rights in Serbia presupposed continued observation and analysis of the
developments, tendencies and factors influencing the country's reformist potential and
democratic transition, "standardization" of public life, response to
transitional justice, major decision-makers' readiness to take it towards Euro-Atlantic
integration and the society's prevalent mindset, including that towards any otherness
(ethnic, political, religious, etc.). This was the context in which, throughout 2008, our
Committee was cooperating with various donors in thematic projects that reflected the
organization's overall mission and strategy. To start...
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THE SERBIAN NATIONALISTS
ARE INTERESTED NOT IN KOSOVO BUT IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
Author: Sonja Biserko, interviewed by Dani
Uploaded: Thursday, 23 October, 2008
Extensive interview with the president of the Helsinki Committee for
Human Rights in Serbia, in the context of the recent violent witch-hunt against the
Committee and herself in the Serbian media. The ongoing campaign being waged against the
president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Sonja Biserko, by the
Serbian patriotic media, journalists, writers and intellectuals would indeed be incomplete
had not Milorad Ulemak Legija joined in with a letter from the Central Prison. Condemned
for the abduction and murder of (former Serbian president] Ivan Stambolic...
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