Belgrade -- In February, representatives of the nongovernmental organization Women in Black will continue the action "Extradite Them!" throughout Serbia.
The Serbian Orthodox Church, as the religious community that constitutes the majority in Serbia and Montenegro insists on the need for increasing the birth rate and diminishing reproductive rights (particularly abortion).
Le 6 avril, les Femmes en Noir et des citoyen-nes serbes ont manifesté à Belgrade, scandant le slogan "Pas en notre nom, pas avec notre argent", contre le vote d'un soutien financier aux criminels de guerre.
The Kosovo crisis is at the heart of the
decade long war drama of the late country that used to be called Yugoslavia. The
symbolic sign of the scope of immensely shallow (mis)understanding of the dead
country’s destiny is (for those of us who still remember) today painfully
visible in CNN headlines: “War in Yugoslavia”.
What “Yugoslavia” the world
is talking about today? The trick with people’s memory and amnesia is maybe
unintentional, but it’s no less misleading.
On 21st January 2000, Rajko
Danilovic, Flora Brovina’s defence lawyer, filed an appeal against his client’ s
twelve-year sentence. The appeal hearing was scheduled for 16th May 2000. The
appeal called for the Supreme Court to either acquit Mrs. Brovina, or to release
her on bail pending a retrial. Grounds for the retrial include violations of the
due process during the trial hearings including a breach of the Serbian Code of
Civil Procedure. On 7th June 2000 the Serbian Supreme Court has overturned the
conviction of Mrs.
