(srpski) Srebrenica: svaka fotografija je neispričana priča
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At the time of this writing, it is still uncertain what the final text of the UN Security Council resolution marking the twentieth anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide will look like, and whether the resolution will be adopted at all. However, even without knowing the final outcome of the attempt by the most important international political body to commemorate appropriately the worst crime in Europe since World War II, it is quite clear that Serbian officialdom has missed yet another opportunity to be on the right side of history. Instead, it has taken a stance in relation to our difficult past which will leave a deep and painful mark both in the international arena and in the consciousness of our neighbours.
The stand of the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights ahead of the Srebrenica commemoration. Addressing the needs of the victims of the genocide must be the priority.
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Belgrade, July 6th, 2015 – Earlier today, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić met with representatives of the Coalition for RECOM, headed by the Initiative’s public advocates for the establishment of an intergovernmental commission – the Regional Commission to Establish all the Facts about War Crimes (RECOM).
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The second in a row of briefings/discussions relating to the establishment of transitional justice in the process of the Republic of Serbia’s EU integration was held on July 3rd, 2015 in the premises of the Humanitarian Law Center’s (HLC) Library. Representatives of embassies of EU member and Switzerland and representatives of the EU Delegation, OSCE Mission to Serbia, Heinrich Böll Stiftung organization, and Victimology Society of Serbia participated in the meeting.
