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REPORT ON THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM
IN SERBIA

July 2001

One of the most important promises made by the opposition before coming to power on October 5, 2001, was the establishment of a legal state, the introduction of the rule of law at all levels, the creation of an independent system of law courts, and thus also the...   More >>>

 

ALBANIANS IN KOSOVO

July 2001

The three leading political parties in Kosovo have an identical stand on the Albanian national issue. Currently it is the most "problematic" open national issue in Southern Balkans. Albanians inhabit a compact territory embracing eastern parts of Montenegro, Southern Serbia, Kosovo and Western...   More >>>

 

ALBANIANS IN MACEDONIA

July 2001

The fact that Macedonia has been spared the kind of conflict that ravaged Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo has helped to create an illusion of a stable democratic state characterized by ethnic tolerance. The participation of Albanian national parties in the country's...   More >>>

 

REPORT ON LAND MINES 2002

Key developments since May 2001: The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia has initiated the process to accede to the Mine Ban Treaty. FRY reported destruction of 90,000 stockpiled antipersonnel mines from April 2001-May 2002, and has called for assistance to deal with future stockpile destruction and mine...   More >>>

 

REPORT ON LAND MINES 2001

Key developments since May 2000: Following the change of regime in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), the FRY has announced its intention to accede to the Mine Ban Treaty. Yugoslav military authorities claimed that no antipersonnel mines have been produced, imported...   More >>>

 

REPORT ON LAND MINES 2000

Key developments since March 1999: In the conflict in Kosovo, Yugoslav forces laid at least 620 minefields and an estimated 50,000 mines, with the great majority concentrated in the south near the Albanian and Macedonian borders. The KLA also used mines in the...    More >>>

 

REPORT ON LAND MINES 1999

The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia has not signed the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty. The only official statement about the Treaty was given by the Deputy of the Minister of Foreign Affairs in March 1998 at the Budapest regional conference on antipersonnel landmines...   More >>>

 

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