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Roma in Serbia

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The book consists of two parts. The first part deals with the Roma in Serbia from 1998 to 2003, focusing on cases of police violence and violence by private individuals, such as skinheads, and the discrimination experienced by Roma in many areas of society. The second part deals with abuse and violence against Roma in Kosovo between March 24 and September 1, 1999, as well as the position of Roma in Kosovo after the withdrawal of the Serb security forces.

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Head of Serbian Government’s Communications Bureau Suing Humanitarian Law Center and B92

The head of the Serbian Government’s CommunicationsBureau, Vladimir Popović, has filed a suit with the First Municipal Court in Belgrade, seeking two million dinars in compensation from the Humanitarian Law Center and B92 Radio-Television. Popović claims that B92 broadcast “false information” from the Humanitarian Law Center on April 24, 2003, namely, that the Serbian Government, via the head of its Communications Bureau, was exerting pressure on the media and journalists on a daily basis during the state of emergency.


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