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Srebrenica and the London
Bombings
THE 'ANTI-WAR' LINK
By Marko Attila Hoare
23rd July 2005
At Srebrenica on 11 July 1995, Christian Serb fascists - Chetniks -
massacred about eight thousand Muslim men and boys. A few days before the tenth
anniversary of the massacre, British Islamic fascists massacred over fifty people in
London. Both groups of extremists - Chetniks and Islamofascists - were motivated by the
same type of violent sectarian hatred for 'infidels' and for the values of the West; a
West that they accuse of various bizarre conspiracies against the Serb nation and Islamic
world respectively. In Bosnia-Hercegovina, although Islamic extremists from the Arab world
and Christian extremists from Serbia, Greece and Russia fought nominally on opposite
sides, yet they were... |
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SREBRENICA: FROM DENIAL TO
CONFESSION
Press Release
07/20/2005 , HCHRS
Within the memorial marking the 10th anniversary of the Srebrenica
genocide, the Society for Jeopardized Peoples, in tandem with "Mothers of
Srebrenica," organized the launch of the Helsinki Committee's book "Srebrenica:
From Denial To Confession" on June 27, 2005. The book was presented by Adburahman
Malkic, head of the Srebrenica municipality, Prof. Mirko Pejanovic, president of the
Serbian Civil Council - the Movement for Bosnia-Herzegovina's Equality, Prof. Sacir
Filandra, president of the "Renewal" Bosniak Cultural Community, Dr. Janja Bec,
lecturer at the postgraduate course in genocide at the Sarajevo-Bologna Faculty of Law,
Sonja Biserko, chairperson of the Helsinki... |
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New in the "Testimonies" edition:
SREBRENICA - FROM DENIAL TO CONFESSION
Prepared and edited by Sonja Biserko
06/08/2005 , HCHRS |
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The book attempts to
provide an in-depth insight into the context of the Srebrenica massacre, the biggest
atrocity and the most monstrous crime committed over the 1991-99 wars in the territory of
ex-Yugoslavia. The Srebrenica massacre took |
place four years
after the outbreak of Yugoslav wars. From the very beginning in 1992 the war in
Bosnia-Herzegovina was genocidal, since the official Belgrade's policy implied ethnic
cleansing... |
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The NIN weekly, June 3, 2005 (excerpts)
06/08/2005
The Genocidal Circle Completes
SREBRENICA AS A FATE
By Ljiljana Smajlovic
Eight non-governmental organizations from Belgrade requested the
Serbian Assembly to adopt a declaration obliging the state of Serbia to acknowledge the
judgments that have "clearly defined the character of the crime of genocide committed
in Srebrenica," to "candidly address" the victims of the Srebrenica
genocide and to "confess" that the "crime of genocide has been committed on
our behalf." Local human rights activists (Natasa Kandic, Borka Pavicevic, Biljana
Kovacevic-Vuco, Miljenko Dereta and others) enjoy international support: the International
Helsinki Federation, under the auspices... |
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DECLARATION: ON THE STATE OF SERBIA'S OBLIGATION TO UNDERTAKE ALL
MEASURES AIMED AT PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF THE VICTIMS OF WAR CRIMES, PARTICULARLY THE
RIGHTS OF THE VICTIMS OF THE SREBRENICA GENOCIDE
06/08/2005 , HCHRS
The draft of a Declaration on Srebrenica put forth to the National
Assembly of the Republic of Serbia by the following non-governmental organizations:
Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights, Center for Cultural Decontamination, Civic
Initiatives, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Women in Black, Belgrade
Circle, Humanitarian Law Center and Youth Initiative for Human Rights... |
The Day After the Videotape Depicting Cold-Blooded Killing of Civilians
in Srebrenica Was Broadcast
ALMOST ALL BELGRADE PRINT MEDIA DEAF MUTE
06/02/2005
Regardless of the fact that yesterday morning, June 1, viewers of the
TV B92 - and, later on, audiences of other broadcast media - had the opportunity to see
the shocking and exclusive videotape of the execution of civilians in Srebrenica, The
Hague Prosecution showed during the cross-examination of former Serbian assistant interior
minister Obrad Stevanovic, who has been testified in Slobodan Milosevic's defence case,
editors and reporters for... |
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THE NEED FOR ACCOUNTABILITY REGARDING SREBRENICA
Belgrade, 30 May 2005
05/31/2005
Belgrade, 30 May 2005. The International Helsinki Federation for Human
Rights (IHF), which brings together human rights groups from over 40 countries, is calling
on Serbian authorities to acknowledge the reponsibility of Serb forces(1)in the genocide
in Srebrenica. The massacre of about 8,000 Bosniaks took place on July 11-19, 1995. As the
10th anniversary of this tragedy approaches, neither Prime Minister Kostunica, nor the
president of the Parliament, nor any representatives of the government, has spoken to the
public or the international community to recognize the crimes... |
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