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In various wars 2.385 citizens of Serbia and Montenegro were killed or disappeared.

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Twenty years since the beginning of the war in the former Yugoslavia not a single state in the region has compiled an individualized register of their killed and missing citizens. For Serbia and Montenegro it was done by a non-governmental organization from Belgrade, the Humanitarian Law Center. The results of the HLC research were presented in Podgorica and the event was attended by families of some of the killed and missing.


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“To Know and not to Repeat It” Event at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad

Over 40 students of the Novi Sad University attended the “To Know and not to Repeat It” public event held on April 1, 2011 at the Faculty of Philosophy. The students were informed about the concept of One Million Signatures Campaign the goal of which is to collect one million signatures in support of the creation of a Regional Commission Tasked with Establishing the Facts about War Crimes and Other Serious Human Rights Violations Committed in the Period 1991-2001 on the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia (RECOM).


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KOSOVA SOT-Licem u lice sa kriminalcima

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Međunarodni dan Roma-8.april

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So we know: Jović/Joviq i Pusto Selo/Pastase, 31st March 1999.

Thursday, March 30, 2011, marks the 12th anniversary of a crime committed against 34 Albanian civilians in the Jović/Joviq village, Mališevo/Malishevë municipality by members of the Yugoslav Army (YA) and the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Serbia (MUP Serbia).


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Bosnia and Herzegovina at the time of the Breakup of the Former Yugoslavia

A collection of themed documents titled “Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Time of the Breakup of the Former Yugoslavia” was published by the Humanitarian Law Center and the Institute for Contemporary History.


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Law Students from Priština Monitor the Trial for Crimes Committed in Ćuška Village

Belgrade, March 28, 2011 – The Humanitarian Law Center made arrangements for law students from the University in Priština to visit Belgrade. During their stay in Belgrade they are monitoring the war crime trial of individuals charged with crimes committed in the Ćuška village in 1999 held before the War Crimes Trial Department of the High Court in Belgrade.


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