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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 38

ETHNIC MINORITIES IN SERBIA: A STATE OF PERMANENT TENSION

September 2009

Adoption of a minority law was a major precondition to FR of Yugoslavia's (Serbia's) admission to the Council of Europe after the change of the regime in October 2000. Ever since the position of ethnic minorities in Serbia has been constantly supervised by international factors such as EU, OSCE and...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 37

REGULATION OF THE MEDIA SPHERE RESISTED

September 2009

The character of the changes of October 2000 considerably influenced the character of Serbia's democratization as well. As the new government did not distance itself from Milosevic's policy, transition in Serbia has been burdened since not only by that policy but also by the same people. That was best mirrored in the...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 36

SOUTH SERBIA AND ALBANIAN QUESTION

August 2009

South Serbia has been a neuralgic point ever since the opening of the Kosovo status issue. After NATO intervention (1999) stability in three South municipalities -- Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja -- has been directly connected to the status issue. Both sides -- Serb and Albanian - hoped for partition, which would...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 35

THE PRESSURE OF STRATEGIC CHALLENGES

July 2009

Notwithstanding the persistent antiNATO propaganda Serbia's membership of NATO has become the most important geostrategic agenda that is being daily discussed notably by the so-called expert circles. Several crucial domestic and international factors have contributed to such intensified discussion. At...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 34

SREBRENICA:
TRANSITIONAL (IN)JUSTICE

July 2009

This year the world marked the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide with more consideration than before. This only logically follows the messages sent to the region, and particularly to Serbia over past months. US Ambassador to Bosnia - Herzegovina Charles English said, "The world...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 33

PRO-EUROPEAN BLOC CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE

July 2009

In a way, the global economic crisis sobered up the entire world - and Serbia to some extent. First of all, it laid bare the country's dramatic economic situation. Serbia is still wasting its modest transitional potential on the delusion that its aspirations towards Bosnia-Herzegovina are viable. Against the...
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GHETTOIZATION OF ROMA IN SERBIA

Belgrade, June 27, 2009

For more than ten days - by decision of Belgrade city authorities - Roma have been living in a settlement fenced off by wire. The decision has been made within preparation for the 2009 World...    More >>>

 

Helsinki Bulletin, No. 32

SERBIA BETWEEN STATUTE AND REGIONS

June 2009

When will Vojvodina's draft statute find its way to republican MPs? The answer to the question spoke of various deadlines - firstly it was March, then May and now the summer extraordinary session of the Parliament and even early autumn 2009. Asked about it, Bojan Pajtic, president of the provincial government, said lately...
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TABLOIDS VIOLATE THE FIRST BINDING INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENT FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD

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Strongly protesting against impermissible and illegal features articles run by the Kurir tabloid - this time targeting a public figure and, more importantly, her underage son - the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia reminds the public and all relevant...    More >>>

 

Helsinki Bulletin, No. 31

FOREIGN POLICY WITHOUT
A CONCEPT

June 2009

The domain of foreign policy best reflects the absence of a strategic concept for the country's development - characteristic of Serbia's "inner dynamic" ever since the assassination of Premier Zoran Djindjic. Such "concept free" foreign policy is notably evident...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 30

CRNA REKA: AN ISOLATED CASE OR REGULAR PRACTICE?

June 2009

Only two weeks after the Vreme weekly carried the story about brutal "treatment" of drug addicts in the Spiritual Rehabilitation Center Crna Reka Serbia's public seems to have cleanly forgotten the case. State institutions promptly reacted at shocking...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 29

BIDEN'S REGIONAL TOUR: ECHOES

May 2009.

The reactions to Vice-President Biden's Balkan tour - before and after - indicate its far-reaching significance. First and foremost, because it testified that the region was still in the sphere of interest of US and EU. Further, it testified of US' dedication to stabilize the Balkans and, last but not...
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