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SESELJ "CONTROLLED"
SRS VOLUNTEERS
IWPR'S Tribunal update No. 545
April 4, 2008
Witness also says he recalls hearing defendant order them to fight
in Srebrenica.
By Denis Dzidic in Sarajevo
A former volunteer with the Serbian Radical Party, SRS, said its leader
Vojislav Seselj was in charge of party volunteers in the area of Croatia where he is
alleged to have been responsible for war crimes. The indictment against Seselj alleges
that in 1991, volunteers from his party committed crimes in the Croatian town of Vukovar
and in Western Slavonija, a part of Croatia seized by Serbs and retaken by Croats in a
1995 offensive. He is also accused of inciting Serbs to drive Bosniaks and Croats out of
parts of Bosnia and Croatia. Prosecutors say Seselj "espoused and encouraged the
creation of a homogenous 'Greater Serbia'" through his... |
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COURT TOLD NOT ALL VOLUNTEERS
AFFILIATED TO SRS
Expert witness says that other political parties were part of
"Chetnik" tradition at the time.
By Simon Jennings in The Hague
The trial of an ultranationalist Serbian politician accused of inciting
Serbs to fight Bosniaks and Croats in the early 1990s has heard that not all those who
took up arms belonged to his party. Vojislav Seselj, president of the Serbian Radical
Party, SRS, is charged by prosecutors in The Hague with encouraging Serb volunteer
soldiers to commit crimes against non-Serbs in Croatia and Bosnia between 1991 and 1993.
Seselj faces charges that he "espoused and encouraged the creation of a homogenous
'Greater Serbia'...by violence, and thereby participated in war propaganda and incitement
of hatred towards non-Serb... |
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The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: The
Prosecutor v. Vojislav Seselj
THE IDEOLOGY OF A GREATER SERBIA IN THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
CENTURIES
22 January 2008
Expert Report, Yves Tomic
The Serbian medieval state originated in the region of Rascia (Raška).
As it developed, it spread towards the south (Kosovo, Macedonia), until it reached its
apex during the reign of Tsar Dušan (1308-1355), who enlarged Serbia by adding to it the
regions of Macedonia, Albania, Epirus, and Thessaly. As a result of the advance of the
Ottomans from the south of the Balkan Peninsula towards the north in the second half of
the fourteenth century, the Serbian state ceased to exist and the Serbian population of
the more southerly regions (Macedonia, Kosovo, Metohija) moved towards the north along the
Morava-Vardar (Skopje-Belgrade) axis and towards... |
YOUTH INITIATIVE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND HELSINKI COMMITTEE COORDINATED
FLYER HANDOUT ON BELGRADE STREETS
In front of the Philosophy Faculty,
at the "Plato"
17th January 2008. |
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Starting in 1991 and
continuing into 1999, 2002 and 2003 statements by leaders of the Radical Party, Vojislav
Seselj and... |
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DISORIENTED SERBIA
Article "TIME IS UP FOR THE THIRD WAY"
penned by journalist Zoran Cirjakovic
1/25/08 HCHRS
Local passionate Europhiles and romantic Russophiles are totally bound
by the fact that both are totally ignorant of the world lying outside their imagined
"mothers". Serbia perhaps has a plan A and plan B, the old Brussels and the new
Moscow option. But the state lacks the plan C, the one- if it turns out that both
"mothers" are in fact cruel or careless step-mothers- which would become both
middle- and long-term certainty (...) It would not be the quest for a new utopia, similar
to expensive and mindless Kardelj-style self-management illusion, but rather a responsible
effort to find, by dint of analysis of a wealth of transition experiences from many parts
of the world, the best solutions for ensuring economic prosperity and stability... |
PROGRAMME DECLARATION OF THE SERB RADICAL PARTY from 1991
The following documents show that the organized program of genocide in
Kosovo has been planned and well known for years, and was neither a surprise nor caused by
NATO efforts to stop it.
Pursuant to the Programme and the Statute, adopted at the founding
convention in Kragujevac on 23 February 1991, and in line with the traditions of the Serb
Radicals and our great ideological founding father Nikola Pasic as well as the best
freedom-loving and patriotic aspirations of the people it belongs to, the Serb Radical
Party, acting as an expressly democratic political organization under the conditions of
the pluralistic system and opting exclusively for peaceful methods of the political
struggle, announces to the entire Serbhood and the world at large that our fundamental
political goals are as... |
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THE ROOTS OF ANTI-MODERN POLITICAL CULTURE IN SERBIA
Author: Olga Popovic Obradovic |
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At the very start of the
nineteen-nineties an institutional reform was carried out in Serbia (as in other so-called
transitional countries), under the leadership of Slobodan Milošević. Despite numerous
deficiencies, |
this reform did
undeniably create the basic constitutional conditions for establishing a modern democratic
order. The principle of division of power was introduced, together with a multi-party
system and direct elections; a parliament was founded, and the media were liberalised. For
the first time in Serbian history, moreover, a civilian was appointed... |
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