Mbulim i plotė: Paqe

28.06.2006 The Humanitarian Law Centre presented its Transitional Justice Report for Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo 1999-2005. In her presentation of the Report, Natasa Kandic, the Centre Director said that Serbia failed to create responsible institutions, which is the main condition for the country “...to face the past and give justice”.

27.06.2006 The Acting Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, Jens Modvig, marked the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture today by calling for rehabilitation resources to be made available to torture victims and their families.

19.06.2006 OKC Abrasevic, Mostar-based youth cultural centre reacts at the recent violent riots that erupted in the city on the Neretva after the Croatia-Brazil football match played at the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

08.06.2006 The Council for the Defence of Human Rights and Freedoms has called upon the authorities to provide greater transparency with regard to the administration of these institutions as well as the right to monitor the human rights situation of persons deprived of their freedom. Up to now, these requests have not been considered (despite the fact, that a number of international organizations, which operate in Kosova, have been granted such a right).

02.06.2006 Me 18-19 Maj, Tranzicioni online organizoi njė tavolinė tė rrumbullakėt, nė Qendrėn e Medias tė Sarajevės pėr tė diskutuar raportimet mbi gjyqet e krimeve tė luftės nė vend dhe nė rajon. Diskutimi grumbulloi rreth 18 OJF dhe pėrfaqėsues tė medias nga Kroacia, Serbia, Bosnja dhe Mali i Zi. Ēėshtjet e diskutimit ishin sfidat e paraqitura nė gjyqet e krimeve tė luftės dhe shkelja e tė drejtave tė njeriut.

02.06.2006 On May 18-19, the Transitions Online organized a round table discussion, at the Mediacentre Sarajevo, to discuss the reporting on war crimes trials in the countries of the region. The discussion gathered 18 NGO and media representatives from Croatia, Serbia, B&H and Montenegro. The challenges presented by the war crimes trials, the human rights violations were just two of the topics discussed.