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Special Report

EU URGED TO BOOST BALKAN RECONCILIATION EFFORTS

Observers say the union must do more to promote lasting peace in region.

Written by Simon Jennings

Though the European Union has played an important role in bringing justice to thousands ofvictims ofthe wars in the former Yugoslavia, observers warn that the bloc is falling short in terms of fostering wider reconciliation and stability in the region. The EU strategy ofconditioning the progress ofex-Yugoslav countries towardsjoining the union on their cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, has been a primary tool in making sure the perpetrators ofwar...   Acrobat PDF (106kb) >>>

 

SANDŽAK: CONSEQUENCES OF REPRESSIVE STATE POLICY

Panel Discussion

Belgrade, 2 November 2007

Sonja Biserko

We think that it is very important to discuss the situation in Sandzak at this moment of time, for Sandzak seems one of the potentially most vulnerable spots,

in view of a continuing, deep political and social crisis in Serbia. This is primarily due to the fact that Sandžak made part of Bosnia-related war...

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PROPOSAL FOR SUPPLEMENTING OF EVIDENCE PRESENTATION PROCEEDINGS

08/28/2007 , Srda Popovic

Attorney of family Đinđić, Srđa Popović, before the Trial Chamber conducting the proceedings against indictees for assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić

(12 March 2003) on 23 February 2007 submitted two important proposals: the proposal for expansion of indictment and the proposal for supplementing of evidence presentation proceedings. Nata...

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COURT TOLD WITNESS LEFT VILLAGE AFTER SESELJ SPEECH

Hague tribunal hears how Croatian in Serb village of Hrtkovci feared becoming a target.

By Rachel Irwin in The Hague (TU No. 635, 19-Feb-10)

A witness told judges at The Hague tribunal this week that he decided to leave his village after allegedly being named in a speech by Serbian nationalist politician Vojislav Seselj. The anonymous witness said that he had not himself...

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BALKANS' IDOLATRY DELIGHTS MOVIE FANS AND PIGEONS

New York Times, November 11, 2007

By Dan Bilefsky

ZITISTE, Serbia - In this sleepy farming village, residents talk of a new spirit of exaltation ever since a towering bronze and concrete statue of Rocky Balboa was erected in the village...   More >>>

 

SERBIA AND THE ICTY

An analysis of EU conditionality

by Mathias Dobbels

Statutory Declaration
I hereby declare that this thesis has been written by myself without any external unauthorised help, that it has been neither presented to any institution for evaluation nor previously published in its entirety or in parts. Any parts, words or ideas, of the thesis, however limited, and including tables, graphs, maps etc...

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CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND COUNTER - TERRORISM IN THE WESTERN BALKANS

Ljubljana 20-21 April 2007

Bosnian Approach in the Fight Against Terrorism

Edina Becirevic - Faculty of Criminal Justice Science, University of Sarajevo

Bosnia's attitude towards the fight against terrorism cannot be assessed without establishing a link between local and global perspectives first. One could say that this is generally the case with the fight against terrorism; however, in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina, this...   MS Word (91kb) >>>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONFIDENCE BUILDING

WHO ARE THE ADVOCATES OF ANTI-MODERNIZATION AND ANTI-REFORMISM?

Novi Sad, January 25-27, 2008

The third in the series of four 3-day confidence-building workshops/seminars planned under the project "Fostering Vojvodina's Multiethnic Identity" was organized in Novi Sad on January 25-27, 2008. Twenty-one young people from Odzaci, Ruma, Bela Crkva, Pancevo, Beocin, Kovin and Novi Sad discussed for three days the issues such as modernization, nationalism, minority rights, resistance to Serbia's Europeanization, the...

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MILOSEVIC CASE

CONFERENCE "LEGACY OF THE
SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC TRIAL"

Belgrade, March 31, 2007

The Helsinki Committee focused the first...

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SREBRENICA

INTERVIEW: Greek journalist sued for writing about the presence of Greek paramilitaries in Bosnia

CONGRESS OF NORTH AMERICAN BOSNIAKS

Interviewer: Daniel Toljaga
August 5, 2009

On 27 July 2009 Mr. Stavros Vitalis, representing the Panhellenic Macedonian Front, filed a libel suit against the acclaimed journalist Mr. Takis Michas, best known for his authorship of the book "Unholy Alliance: Greece and Milosevic's Serbia." He is...

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GENOCIDE

THE DARK CONTINENT

Hitler's European Holocaust Helpers

By SPIEGEL Staff
20 May 2009

The Germans are responsible for the industrial-scale mass murder of 6 million Jews. But the collusion of other European countries in the Holocaust has received surprisingly little attention until recently. The trial of John Demjanjuk is set to throw a spotlight on Hitler's foreign helpers. He's been here before, in this country of perpetrators. He saw this country...

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