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SFOR
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Oslobodjenje
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Balijagic writes to SFOR that the election of OSA leadership is
illegal
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Tuzla lawyer, Faruk Balijagic, has sent a letter to COMSFOR Maj.
Gen. Virgil Packett saying that the Chair of the BiH Council of
Ministers, Adnan Terzic, was selecting candidates for the leading
positions in the State Intelligence Security Agency (OSA) in a tendentious
way. Balijagic stated in this letter that he had learned from the
media that Almir Dzuvo, Risto Zaric, and Mladen Alpeza were candidates
for senior positions in OSA, and that Terzic confirmed their candidacies
and forwarded them to the OHR for check. Referring to the statement
made by Terzic that Dzuvo was his, Zaric Ivanic's and Alpeza Colak's
favorite, Balijagic said that Terzic had thus compromised the process
of the election and appointment of senior officials to OSA. He added
that neither Terzic nor anybody else had the right to favor any
of the candidates because law prescribes selection of eligible candidates.
According to Balijagic, Almir Dzuvo is the co-owner of the Crobox
company in Milan, Italy, founded with the capital of Alija Delimustafic
and Senad Sahinpasic-Saja. Tarik Music from Travnik, a senior officer
of the printing house in Travnik and Adnan Terzic's nephew, is also
one of the owners of this company. On Tuesday, Terzic denied any
family relations to Music from the Crobox company. Terzic said that
Dzuvo would have to resign from the three posts that he was currently
holding if he were to be appointed Head of OSA because he simply
would not have time for all this. (Photo on page 8)
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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BiH Defense Minister, Nikola Radovanovic: To propose new generals
as soon as possible (Front page story)
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The BiH Defense Minister, Nikola Radovanovic, has not received
any enclosed documentation from COMSFOR apart from a letter with
the results of the vetting process for 18 generals. He announced
yesterday that he would ask for an explanation why the four officers
were to be discharged from military service without the right to
pension and for evidence on the basis of which SFOR concluded that
only eight candidates met the criteria. "The continuation of the
process of appointment of approved generals means that the Standing
Committee on Military Matters will have to hold a meeting on 5 May
and to propose positions for these candidates to the BiH Presidency.
We did not give a deadline for the submission of their names, but
it is in our interest to do this as soon as possible," said Radovanovic.
The following generals were approved by SFOR: Brigadiers Sakib Foric,
Rizvo Pleh, Dzevad Radjo, Colonels Miladin Milojcic, Dragos Milankovic,
Mirko Tepsic, Dragan Stupar and Major General Stamenko Novakovic.
Radovanovic stated at a press conference yesterday that six candidates
were said to have committed acts that made them ineligible for general
posts. They are accused of foul financial dealings, lack of loyalty,
dishonest political activities, dubious ethical values, lack of
integrity and possible involvement in war crimes. This characteristics
disqualifies them from further promotion and calls for further investigation
in order to establish the reasons for their discharge. "Four officers
will have to be discharged because they are under investigation
for involvement in war crimes," said Radovanovic conveying the contents
of the letter. The first group of six officers who were not approved
include: Brigadiers Slavko Puljic, Vlado Dzojic, Ivica Pavic, Safet
Podzic, Senad Masovic and Serif Spago. Four brigadiers who will
have to be discharged without the right to retire under more favorable
conditions or to other allowances include: Selmo Cikotic, Jasmin
Saric, Goran Medic and Haris Saric. A report on their discharge
will have to be submitted to HQ SFOR by 15 May this year. When asked
whether it was true that SFOR expected to see Atif Dudakovic and
Ivica Zeko on the next list of candidates, Radovanovic said that
he did not know. (Photo on page 1, 2) /The same in Oslobodjenje
(p. 4), Jutarnje Novine (p. 4), Dnevni List (p. 3), Glas Srpske
(p. 3), Nezavisne Novine (p. 2), Vecernji List (p. 2), Blic (p.
13), Slobodna Dalmacija (p. 17)/
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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Tihic: I will not interfere in the nomination process anymore
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The Chair of the BiH Presidency, Sulejman Tihic, stated yesterday
that he expected COSMFOR to review his decision to reject candidates
for general posts in the BiH AFs. He said that he had received a
letter from the Hague Tribunal confirming that no investigation
was being conducted against Brigadier Selmo Cikotic. He said that
he expected to receive confirmations for the remaining two Bosniac
candidates, brigadiers Jasmin and Haris Saric. Tihic expressed his
concern that SFOR's decision could slow down the appointment process
because there would be no candidates would agree to be nominated
when anybody could simply call them criminals or war criminals.
Asked whether new candidates would be proposed, Tihic said that
he would not interfere into this anymore because he did not want
to put honorable officers in such a position. (Photo on page 2)
/The same in Oslobodjenje (p. 4), Blic (p. 13)/
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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SDA: SFOR's decision on Bosniac candidates - dangerous precedent
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The SDA has supported the position of the Chair of the BiH Presidency,
Sulejman Tihic, on COMSFOR's decision to reject the nominations
of a certain number of Bosniac candidates for general posts in the
BiH AFs. "This decision, which is not based on relevant evidence
but on arbitrary evaluations, compromises the basic human rights
of BiH war veterans and is a dangerous precedent for all BiH citizens,"
the SDA stated in its press release yesterday. (Photo on page 2)
/The same in Blic (p. 13), Slobodna Dalmacija (p. 17)/
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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Association "Mothers of Enclaves of Srebrenica and Zepa":
Dragan Stupar and Dragos Milankovic established first concentration
camps
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The members of Association Mothers of Enclaves of Srebrenica and
Zepa have protested against SFOR's decision to reject the nominations
of Bosniac and Croat officers for general posts in the BiH AFs.
"This is another proof that SFOR is siding with the faction that
committed genocide and most crimes in BiH. SFOR should have arrested
war criminals Radovan Karadzic, Ratko Mladic and others wanted by
the ICTY by now. We know that Serb generals Dragan Stupar and Dragos
Milankovic were among those who established the first prison camps
in eastern Bosnia such as Susica in the Vlasenica municipality,
where old men, women and children, whose bodies lie in mass graves
across eastern Bosnia, were kept," it was stated in a press release
issued by this association yesterday. (Photo on page 2) /The same
in Oslobodjenje (p. 5)/
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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Dave Sullivan, SFOR spokesperson: We expect to receive names in
order to start with the second vetting process
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"SFOR will not compromise when it comes to standards for the appointment
of commanders to the BiH AFs," said Dave Sullivan, SFOR spokesperson,
at a press conference yesterday. He said that the vetting decisions
were taken under the provision of the General Framework Agreement
for Peace. "This is not about guilt or innocence or about entities.
It is about selecting officers who are credible and have the trust
and confidence of all parties and the international community and
most importantly the military personnel they will lead," said Sullivan.
He said that these officers would be the benchmark by which the
future of the AFBiH would be measured, and that they would determine
whether Bosnia-Herzegovina was ready to move forward into the future
and eventually Partnership for Peace or whether the country would
be bound by the past. (Photo on page 2) /The same in Dnevni List
(p. 3), Slobodna Dalmacija (p. 17)/
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SFOR
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Oslobodjenje
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Editorial by Antonio Prlenda: General mistake
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I think that before he could even hope, Sulejman Tihic, Chair of
the BiH Presidency, realized what mistake he had made when he agreed
that wartime generals were not eligible for positions in the joint
bodies of the BiH AFs. Tihic could not hide tears on TV on Monday
after his unsuccessful meting with COMSFOR. But it was all his fault.
He forfeited the trust of Bosniac wartime generals without scoring
any political points. On the contrary. At this point, it would not
be bad if SFOR showed a little bit more flexibility in explaining
its decision because BiH's accession to the Partnership for Peace
programme is a joint project of BiH citizens and the IC. However,
I do not think it will come to any good if they are living under
the threat of being considered ineligible. (Photo on page 2)
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SFOR
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Oslobodjenje
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Dragan Mikerevic on approval of Serb candidates
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Dragan Mikerevic, RS Premier, considers that it is encouraging
that Serb candidates were approved for general posts in the BiH
AFs. (Photo on page 5)
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SFOR
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Oslobodjenje
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Association for Protection of Legacy of Struggle for BiH: Uncivilized
rejection of Bosniacs
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"COMSFOR did not only brutally eliminate six of the nine nominated
Bosnaic candidates from the list of future generals of the BiH AFs
but also from political life," it was stated in the press release
issued by the Association for Protection of Legacy of Struggle for
BiH. This association stated that COMSFOR had treated Selmo Cikotic,
Jasmin Saric and Haris Saric in an uncivilized manner and, without
stating any reasons or explanations, deprived them of their right
to employment and to earn a living. (p. 5)
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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EUFOR tasked with arresting PIFWCs
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EU troops, EUFOR, will be tasked with arresting war crimes suspects,
among other things. EUFOR will share this duty with NATO Mission
in BiH, which is contrary to the previous plans, reads yesterday's
issue of Financial Times. A reporter of this respected Brussels
daily relays a statement by a European diplomat who claims that
the relationship between the EU and NATO has improved. The daily
announces that in Istanbul this June NATO will declare that the
Mission in BiH has been successfully completed and open the door
for 7,000 EUFOR soldiers. Germany will send 1,200 soldiers, which
is the largest number, while France and Great Britain, whose general
will command the troops, will follow. This has been the biggest
peace support mission to include Europeans, after the one in Macedonia,
which involved 300 soldiers, and the one in the Democratic Republic
of Congo where 1,300 soldiers were deployed. However, the Mission
in BiH will be the most important in the EU defence plans. SFOR
will start leaving BiH at the end of the year. (p.3)
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SFOR
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Slobodna Dalmacija
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Head of Siroki Brijeg Municipality meets SFOR French members
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Recently, SFOR French members visited Miljenko Jelic, Head of the
Siroki Brijeg Municipality, and discussed with him the opening of
the Office for Civil and Military Affairs. It is almost certain
that this Office will be situated in the area of Trn. The goal of
the French troops is to establish better communications with citizens,
which will improve the relationship between the two sides. (back
page)
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SFOR
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Vecernje Novosti
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SFOR dismantles bridge in Foca/Srbinje
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It was a shock to citizens of Foca/Srbinje when they recently saw
only the bare stone pillars where the iron bridge over the Drina
river had been before. "On 23 March, members of the SFOR German
Engineer Unit informed us that they would dismantle the iron construction
of the bridge which was set up in 1997," says Municipality
Head Nedeljko Pavlovic with obvious disappointment. He also says
that the Municipality's numerous appeals to the SFOR HQ in Mostar
to delay for a while the removal of the bridge, which is really
important to citizens of Foca/Srbinje, did not help. It has also
appealed to the RS Government and the VRS to try and persuade SFOR
to meet this wish, but has received no reply to date. Members of
HQ SFOR say that they informed the Foca/Srbinja Municipality two
years ago that they would dismantle the bridge's iron construction,
justifying this with security reasons and the completion of their
mission. People living in the area will now have to travel several
kilometers longer in order to pass over the only bridge over the
Drina in downtown Foca/Srbinje. (p.19)
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SFOR
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Vecerni List
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Brigadier Goran Medic: I'm surprised at the silence of Croatian
authorities
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In addition to being rejected in SFOR's vetting process, according
to the decision by HQ SFOR, Brigadier Goran Medic will now have
to be dismissed from professional service with no right to retirement
or other benefits. HQ SFOR made this decision after receiving information
that his urgent dismissal was required because he has been suspected
of involvement in war crimes. Asked to comment on SFOR's decision,
Brigadier Medic, who was a liaison officer between the Federation
Army and HQ SFOR for three years, said that the decision was a sheer
nonsense. "I'll ask to talk with someone from HQ SFOR in order
to clear my name which is now tarnished," said Medic and added
that he was particularly sorry that Croatian authorities had not
reacted to the decision by HQ SFOR. (p.2)
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SFOR
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Glas Srpske
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SFOR replies to Sulejman Tihic
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Yesterday, SFOR issued a press release reading that the vetting
process and the resulting approvals of candidates for general posts
in the BiH Armed Forces were performed in line with the Dayton Agreement.
Two days ago, Chair of the BiH Presidency Sulejman Tihic said that
"the decision made by COMSFOR General Packett that six Bosniac
candidates for general posts in the BiH Armed Forces do not meet
the criteria is scandalous." In its reaction to this statement,
SFOR says that "those officers who enjoy the credibility and
confidence of all three parties and the international community,
and, most importantly, of military personnel that they would command,
are to be appointed to general posts." "We have no intention
of compromising these standards. The selected officers will serve
as the level for assessment of the future BiH Armed Forces. Their
appointments will show NATO and the international community how
committed BiH is to international standards of leadership,"
reads the press release. SFOR also stresses that these officers
will show if BiH is ready to move towards a better future and possibly
towards the Partnership For Peace, or if it will remain confined
in its past. (p.3)
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SFOR
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Glas Srpske
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Dave Sullivan: Father and son Starovlah were not beaten up
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SFOR spokesperson Dave Sullivan was not in a position to answer
the question of whether Moslems, Croats and Slovenians had been
among the soldiers who had carried out the operation in Pale, as
Metropolitan Amfilohije claims. "This is the most ridiculous
question which I was asked in the past three weeks," said Sullivan
at a press conference in Sarajevo. Sullivan also said that Archpriest
Starovlah and his son Aleksandar had not been beaten in this operation
and that SFOR never speaks about participants in its operations.
(p.3)/The same in Nezavisne Novine (p.6), Blic (p.12)/
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SFOR
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Glas Srpske
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Mladen Ivanic comments on Tihic's reaction
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Yesterday, BiH Minister of Foreign Affairs Mladen Ivanic said that
the Bosniac party should propose new candidates for senior military
posts as soon as possible, so that BiH did not lose an opportunity
to join the Partnership for Peace programme. Speaking about the
statement by Chair of the BiH Presidency Sulejman Tihic that COMSFOR
General Packett's decision to reject six Bosniac candidates is scandalous,
Ivanic stressed that the Bosniac party should not be angry, but
instead propose new candidates very soon. (p.3)
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SFOR
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Nezavisne Novine
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EUROFOR advance contingent to arrive by 1 May
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An advance contingent of the European Forces should arrive in Sarajevo
by 1 May. This contingent is supposed to make preparations for the
arrival of 7,000 members of the European contingent. In July, the
UN Security Council will issue a new resolution on BiH that will
provide a legal basis for the entire process. Yesterday's issue
of German Frankfurter Rundschau published that Germany would have
1,800 soldiers and police officers. (p.8)/The same in Blic (p.13)/
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SFOR
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Blic
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Dragan Covic on SFOR's decision
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Dragan Covic, the Croatian member of the BiH Presidency, says that
"it is very strange that none of the four Croat candidates
for general posts in the BiH Armed Forces have not met the criteria
set" and adds that everything should be done to protect them
from a "public lynching". "Nowadays, each officer
in the rank of brigadier is entitled to protection provided by institutions
of these authorities," Covic says in Modrica. (p.13)
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SFOR
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Jutarnje Novine
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Operation Harvest in Novo Sarajevo
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On 24 and 25 April, within Operation Harvest 2004, the checkpoints
were set up in the Local Communities of Hrasno and Velesici for
handing in illegally held weapons. The Head of the Novo Sarajevo
Municipality, the Police Department II, the Health Center, the Federation
Army and the SFOR German -Italian Battle Group organized this operation
in which the following weapons were collected: 33 hand grenades,
292 bullets, one M-53 submachine-gun, two M-70 automatic rifles,
one machine-gun, three smoke grenades, one M-79 anti-tank shell,
and one projectile of 40mm caliber. (p.17)
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AF IN BIH
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Dnevni avaz
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FBiH House of Representatives postpones vote on War-Veterans law
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Contrary to the insistence of Ibrahim Nadarevic, the FBiH Minister
for War-Veterans and Invalids, the Draft Law on Veterans was not
included in the agenda for the session of the FBIH House of Representatives,
because President of the HDZ Caucus, Ivan Madunic, said the delegates
did not receive the Draft on time. Consequently, the discussion
on the Draft law was postponed for an emergency session scheduled
for 4th May. The House of Representatives did adopt the Program
for discharge of surplus members of the FBiH Ministry of Defense
and the VF. The FBiH Minister of Defense, Miroslav Nikolic, commented
that the program should be implemented by the end of May, and that
it envisaged three ways in which the discharged VF and MoD members
will be taken care of: retirement, severance pay and retraining.
Nikolic explained that those entitled to a severance pay should
receive around 6,000 KM. However, Minister Nikolic could not tell
what the exact number of those pending dismissal was, nor whether
delays in the implementation of the program could jeopardize BiH's
accession to the PfP which is to take place at the Istanbul conference
in June. The House of Representatives also adopted a decision to
cancel the execution of all CRPC decisions which refer to military
apartments. In addition, all administrative and court proceedings
for repossession of military apartments will be suspended until
the Amended Law on Sale of Apartments with tenancy rights is passed.
(p.4.)
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BIH - EUROPE
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Oslobodjenje
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Adnan Terzic on conditions for BiH's accession to Europe: Cooperation
with ICTY
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The Chair of the BiH Council of Ministers, Adnan Terzic, stated
Tuesday that he didn't share the pessimist predictions of international
and BiH officials who believed that the country will not meet by
August this year 16 priorities set by the European Commission for
the country's stabilization and accession to Europe. Terzic explained
that the BiH authorities specified "45 tasks which should be implemented
by the end of May, while the European Commission insists on our
fulfillment of 16 priorities by August." Terzic noted that since
December last year, as many as 28 new laws have been adopted or
are being prepared, and that each of the 16 priorities has at least
partially been fulfilled. In this context, Terzic cited a list of
adopted laws, various European conventions and documents, among
which he pointed out to the most important one: the Statement on
the Cooperation with the Hague Tribunal signed recently by the highest
BiH state officials. When asked whether he thought that the mere
signing of the Statement was enough for the BiH to satisfy the EC
requirements, Terzic replied that it was up to the European Commission
to assess this in August, but he believed that "the measure in itself
was enough." Terzic reminded the journalists on a large number of
adopted police and crime provisions which will enable SIPA (State
Intelligence and Protection Agency) to turn into a state police.
According to Terzic, the new state intelligence agency will allow
BiH authorities to assume responsibility for the arrest of war criminals.
Other laws deemed important for Terzic was the Convention on Confiscation
of Illegally Acquired Property adopted by the BiH Presidency, which
will serve as a legal footing for the new law. Terzic also stressed
that a Daft law on High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council was in
preparation whereby the entities have transferred part of their
responsibilities to the state. (p.7.)
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BIH - JUDICIARY
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Dnevni avaz
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Vlado Adamovic to become the President of the BiH Court?
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After Michael O'Malley, Vice-President of the High Judicial and
Prosecutorial Council of BiH, recently dispersed all suspicions
with regard to the election of the President of the BiH Court, the
speculations at this state judicial instance as to who could become
the new President are riding high. Under the condition of anonymity,
one of the judges of the BiH Court revealed to the newspapers that
the new President of the Court of BiH will most likely become "one
of the judges of the Court of BiH who had 'a regular career', that
is, the judge who has tried at all levels of judicial authority
starting from the municipal to canton or district courts, up to
the Supreme Court. This condition significantly narrows down the
choice of candidates to 4 persons: Jasminka Orucevic-Cohadzic, Venceslav
Ilic, Mehmed Sator and Vlado Adamovic. The source further reveals
that the attitude both at the Court and among the bodies involved
in the selection is that the helm of the Court of BiH should be
entrusted to a judge of younger generation. This leaves only two
candidates 'in the game': Jasminka Orucevic-Cohadzic and Vlado Adamovic,
and according to the source this makes Vlado Adamovic almost certainly
a winner. (p.3)
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CRIME
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Oslobodjenje
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Smuggling rate between the FBiH and RS increases
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The Chair of the BiH Council of Minister, Adnan Terzic, warned
on Tuesday that intra-entity contraband activities have risen in
the past year and that the only remedy to the problem is unification
of the national business space. Chair Terzic further noted that
the FBiH had a three times better trade exchange-rate with the Republic
of Croatia than with the Republika Srpska, which itself shares similar
trade indicators with the SCG. Much like the entity premiers, Dragan
Mikerevic and Ahmet Hadzipasic, who agreed on Monday in Mrakovica
that a higher trade-rate with the neighboring countries than that
between the entities was illogical, Terzic also concludes that goods
exchanged between the entities are mostly being smuggled, not sold.
As part of the state efforts to fight smuggling, the three officials
signed this Monday a new agreement under which excise duties for
high-tariff goods shall be paid to the state and not entity accounts,
and this is supposed to provide better control of trade in high-tariff
goods. Worried over the rising rate of goods smuggled between the
entities, the two premiers requested from the inspection authorities,
especially the customs and market inspectors, to step up their activities.
The major break-through in the recent agreements was a decision
to establish a shared data-base on all registered firms in BiH,
which until a while ago was bone of contention among entity politicians.
A single data-base should do away with phantom firms who were used
as a front for money laundering. In a similar article, Dnevni Avaz
carries that the Executive Board of the Indirect Taxation Administration
was tasked with drafting Amendments and Supplements to the Law on
indirect taxation and a set of laws that will enable the Indirect
taxation Administration to generate its prime revenues on excise
duties for imported and domestic high-tariff goods. (p.5.) /Dnevni
Avaz (p.4.)/
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ICTY
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Dnevni avaz
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Five ICTY-indicted BiH Croats on provisional release at the beginning
of June?
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The five BiH Croats indicted by the ICTY, Jadranko Prlic, Slobodan
Praljak, Bruno Stojic, Valentin Coric and Berislav Pusic, could
be put on provisional release in one month, most probably at the
beginning of June, according to Zeljko Par, the Defense attorney
of Jadranko Prlic. Par explained that defense attorneys of the other
four indicted BiH Croats will also submit to the Hague Tribunal
an official request for provisional release of their defendants
in the next seven to ten days after they have received official
guarantees of the FBiH and the Republic of Croatia. The expectation
of the majority of the defense attorneys is that the Hague Tribunal
will affirmatively respond to their request since the cooperation
of Croatia and BiH with the ICTY has been lifted to the highest
level ever. Allegedly, the Tribunal has trust in the said states
and is therefore more inclined to favor the interests of these countries.
Prlic, according to his lawyer, has well adapted to the prison conditions
and most frequently socializes with two other inmates - Naser Orlic
and Frenki Simatovic. (p.4)
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OHR
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Nezavisne Novine
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HDZ: Impossible to unify schools in Central-Bosnia Canton
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Commenting on the OHR's ultimatum demanding the unification of
single-nation schools in the Central Bosnia Canton set for Friday
this week, or the High Representative in BiH, Paddy Ashdown, will
punish the HDZ with financial sanctions, Ivo Miro Jovic, a HDZ delegate
in the BiH Parliament stated that it was " impossible to effect
administrative and legal unification of the two schools under one
roof in the Central-Bosnia Canton". In his view, such unification
would contravene the standards prescribed by the Law on Elementary
and Secondary Education in the Central Bosnia Canton and the current
Framework Law at the state level. The said laws allow for two schools
to exist as separate legal subjects even if they are located in
the same building. Jovic concluded that this was "a matter of practicality
since two elementary schools in the town of Vitez, which are under
one roof, would, if unified, have a total of 1,500 students. "The
number of students would simply be too big." Jovic qualified the
OHR ultimatum as "yet another step by which the International community
has shown that it does not support the right of Croat children to
their mother tongue." In this particular case, the OHR insists on
the unification of a Bosniac and a Croat school, even though there
are also two separate Croat schools at the same building." The Central
Bosnia Education Minister, Nikola Lovrinovic, said that even though
the Canton Government proposed the Amendments to the Canton Law
on Primary and Secondary Education that would provide for joint
administration of two schools in the same building but with separate
curricula and the School Board reflecting the ethnic structure of
students, the Central Bosnia Canton Assembly nevertheless failed
to adopt this legislation. However, Minister Lozancic was of the
opinion that the Assembly delegates and officials were on the track
of the demands posed by the OHR. (p.4.)
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