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SFOR
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Oslobodjenje
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SFOR has not yet received any nominations from the BiH Ministry
of Defense
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"COMSFOR has seen the BiH Presidency members and Minister Radovanovic
earlier this week to conclude the first round of the vetting process
for the candidates for the 12 posts proposed by the BiH Minister
of Defense. Now is the time to draw a line under the first round
of vetting and move forward. SFOR has not yet received any nominations
from the BiH Ministry of Defense for officers to be vetted to make
up the shortfall in Federation personnel. The nominations may have
arrived at the BiH MoD but they will need to be checked by the ministry
before submission to SFOR. Once SFOR has received these nominations,
with the appropriate documentation, we will conduct the vetting
with the appropriate urgency and attention. We will not set a deadline
for this process, as it is vital that those appointed have the trust
and confidence of the IC that BiH wishes to join but also the trust
of the people of BiH and most importantly the soldiers of BiH who
they will lead," said Robert Lapreze, SFOR spokesperson, at a press
conference in Sarajevo on Thursday. (Photo on page 3) /The same
in Dnevni List (p. 5), Glas Srpske (p. 3)/
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SFOR
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Jutarnje Novine
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SFOR receives the names of 12 new candidates
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Yesterday afternoon, SFOR received the names of 12 new candidates
for generals' posts in the BiH AFs from the BiH Minister of Defense,
Nikola Radovanovic. The names of these candidates are unknown. (p.
3)
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SFOR
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Dani
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SFOR is closing in on Milovan "Cicko" Bjelica
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Milovan "Cicko" Bjelica attended the funeral of Novica Lukic, brother
of indicted Milan Lukic. Those in the know say that SFOR members
have been intensively following him, which is why this chief from
Romanija Mountain decided to hire body guards and show international
soldiers that he is not a fish that can easily be caught. It is
uncertain only whether he will be arrested as a person suspected
of assisting Radovan Karadzic in hiding or participating in crimes
committed against 53 Bosniacs from Sokolac, who were brutally killed
and thrown in the Paklen pit near Sokolac. At the time these crimes
were committed, Bjelica had a senior position in the Serb Sarajevo
municipal authorities. It is not by accident that SFOR members have
"targeted" Telekom Srpske and the post office in Sokolac twice in
one month. One of the reasons for this is the fact that Bjelica's
wife, Dragana Bjelica, is employed with the post office. According
to the paper's sources, it is assumed that she might be involved
in "wiretapping foreign soldiers and diplomats" from one of the
rooms in Telekom in Sokolac, while the other reason could be that
SFOR is closing in on Bjelica in preparation of his arrest. (Photo
on page 6)
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SFOR
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Dani
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SFOR barometer
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SFOR is actually not an abbreviation for the Stabilization Force,
but for Silly Fake Organization of Ruffians, from time to time though.
When it comes to the arrest of PIFWICS, this cumbersome organization
numbering several thousand professional soldiers, whose commander
has the discretionary right to discharge any BiH citizen from active
military service and who actually uses his powers, is nothing but
a bunch of fakes. After a futile campaign on Ratko Mladic's birthday
(huge posters showing handcuffs wrapped in red ribbon) and highly
unprofessional radio jingles ("Everybody down, this is SFOR!"),
SFOR is now approaching the final stage in insulting the intelligence
of BiH citizens. "People have spoken up!" and "We
are closer to you than you think" are slogans published in
Cyrillic, supposedly so that they can be read by and scare Radovan
Karadzic and Ratko Mladic. Along with these slogans, there are posters
showing "an SFOR soldier and a man in civilian clothes whispering
something in his ear." Karadzic and Mladic probably cannot
hear this. But they know. Uninventive, not in the least effective,
counterproductive and utterly insulting. In order for the whole
operation to be as "impudent" as possible, SFOR published
these posters as advertisements in Glas Srpske, which demonstrates
the far-sightedness of the author of this campaign. Because, for
God's sake, both Karadzic and Mladic read Glas Srpske and one should
take care that a copy of this paper gets into their hands, and that
they have something to laugh at while passing by yet another SFOR
patrol. (Photo on page 16)
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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Who is on the list of new candidates for generals' posts?
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On Wednesday, the Federation Defense Minister Miroslav Nikolic
sent a list of new candidates for generals' posts in the BiH Armed
Forces to the BiH Defense Ministry. He announced that the list would
include more than seven names. Even though no official wanted to
reveal the names of the candidates, Dnevni avaz managed to learn
ten names, of which six are Croats and four Bosniacs. The Croats
in question are colonels Jugoslav Brdar, Josip Pikaus, Gordan Zadro,
Robert Susac, Ivan Pavlak and Ivan Tanjic. The Bosniac candidates
are brigadiers Edin Hrustic, Esad Pelko, Mirsad Gutic and Mirsad
Begic. (Photo on page 2) /The same in Nezavisne Novine (p. 3)/
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SFOR
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Glas Srpske
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One month and a half after the Pale operation which resulted in
injuries to Jeremija Starovlah
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Not even today, one month and a half after the raid on the parochial
home in Pale, has the public in the RS received an official explanation
about what actually happened on 1 April in Pale. The Prosecutor
of the Serb Sarajevo District Public Prosecutor's Office, Stanko
Nuic, was the first to say that the injuries had been inflicted
on Jeremija and Aleksandar Starovlah with a blunt object. He said
that he had excluded the possibility that the injuries had been
inflicted by fire arms or the explosion at the entrance door of
the parochial home. The Head of the Sector for Treatment at the
Military Medical Academy in Belgrade, Dr. Stevan Sikimic, said that
the injuries had been inflicted with a "blunt object." "These are
serious life-threatening injuries probably inflicted by a blunt
object in the most brutal way because there is a fracture of the
scull and the bones of the extremities," said Dr. Sikimic. (Photo
on page 5)
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SFOR
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Dnevni avaz
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Operation Harvest in Una-Sana Canton
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The local police will have a dominant role in Operation Harvest
in the Una-Sana Canton. This was stated at a press conference organized
by MNB (NW) in Bihac. In the first three months of this year, the
following weapons were collected in the area of the Una-Sana Canton:
92 rifles (40 of which are automatic rifles), three machine guns,
48 rocket launchers, 24 pistols, 104 mines and shells, 29,000 pieces
of ammunition and 704 hand grenades. According to Ramo Brkic, Head
of the Bihac Police Administration, pardons for the voluntary surrender
of weapons are still in place, but the local police will use sanctions
against those who failed to inform the authorities about weapons.
(Photo on page 12)
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AF IN BIH
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Oslobodjenje
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Reciprocal inspections may be abolished
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The Agreement on Confidence and Security Building Measures in BiH
established different measures for the entity armies to take together
with the purpose of confidence and security building. One of these
measures was the conduct of reciprocal military inspections that
were supposed to prevent "a surprise" by any side involved.
The current defence reform in BiH, by which both the VRS and Federation
Army will be under the same command at state level, will make this
measure redundant. "It is possible that this part of the Agreement
will be officially cancelled at a conference in Vienna next month,
but that must be a decision of domestic bodies, in the first place,"
said the OSCE Chairman-in-Office, General Claudio Zappulla. (p.8)
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AF IN BIH
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Oslobodjenje
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Soldiers awarded Golden Lily medal ask for KM 515 per month
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A law that will regulate the rights of members of the BiH Army
and HVO who were awarded the highest military commendations is to
be adopted next month. This law will ensure that, for example, members
of the BiH Army awarded Golden Lilies be entitled to a regular monthly
income in the amount of 515 KM, which is the average salary in the
Federation, or to an allowance for regular help if they are disabled
war veterans. The BiH Army awarded 1,782 Golden Lily medals to its
members of whom 982 were killed, 259 are disabled and 541 are in
good health. This medal was awarded to 1,692 Bosniacs, 24 Croats
and 23 Serbs. (p.4)
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AF IN BIH
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Dnevni avaz
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Solana and Scheffer support Radovanovic
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BiH Minister of Defence Nikola Radovanovic has been on a two-day
visit to Brussels where he addressed the NATO Council about the
defence reform in BiH. He also met with Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, NATO
Secretary General, and Javier Solana, EU High Representative for
Common Foreign and Security Policy, who positively assessed the
results of the defence reform achieved so far and said that they
would support him in completing this reform. However, they also
emphasised that co-operation between BiH and the Hague Tribunal
must be better. (p.2)/The same in Oslobodjenje (back page), Nezavisne
Novine (p.5)/
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AF IN BIH
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Dnevni List
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Who forgot soldiers loyal to Croatian autonomy and why?
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The reduction in the number of Federation Army soldiers that was
announced for May has come to a standstill for several reasons.
Brigadier Hamza Visca, Chief of the VF Joint Command Information
Department, said that currently only those professional staff who
voluntarily want their contracts of service to be terminated, and
those who want to take early retirement under favourable conditions,
are leaving the VF. When asked whether soldiers dismissed at the
time of Croatian autonomy will be cared for in any way, Brigadier
Visca said that the VF has no obligations towards them. Many of
these soldiers, who were dismissed back in 2001, have filed lawsuits
against the Federation Ministry of Defence and the Army for illegal
dismissal. They say that letters of discharge were not delivered
to most of them. According to unofficial information, several judgements
have already been rendered in their favour. (p.3)
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AF IN BIH
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Blic
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Dragan Lalovic: "My father was killed by units under Foric's
command"
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"If there is justice, Federation Army Brigadier Sakib Foric,
notwithstanding the fact that he has passed the SFOR vetting process
and that he has the support of the BiH Parliament, will never be
appointed as Deputy Commander of the BiH Armed Forces Operational
Command, the post which would promote him automatically to the rank
of general," says Dragan Lalovic from Serb Sarajevo. Lalovic
claims that his father Mirko and four other Serbs from Dobrinjska
Street in Sarajevo were taken away by soldiers commanded by Foric,
a pre-war JNA lieutenant. "I've not succeeded in finding the
mortal remains of my father. My only wish is to give my father a
dignified burial," says Lalovic who is convinced that "Foric
knows who killed his father and where his body is buried".
(Photo on p.17)
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AF IN BIH
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Jutarnje Novine
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BiH will have joint Armed Forces
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Yesterday, at its 43rd session, members of the Joint Consultative
Commission from the Federation and the Republika Srpska assessed
that important progress had been made in the implementation of the
Agreement on Confidence and Security Building Measures in BiH, which
is defined by Article II of Annex 1-B to the Dayton Agreement. During
a break in the work of the Commission, General Claudio Zappulla,
OSCE Chairman-in-Office, the Pesonal Representative for Articles
II and IV of the DPA, told journalists that the time will come when
the armed forces in BiH will be unified, but that it will take time.
As an important step in this direction, General Zapula gave the
example of the appointment of the Minister of Defence at state level.
"The new obligations of the armed forces in BiH differ from
the obligations of the previous armed forces. The future BiH Armed
Forces will be tasked with providing assistance within an international
operation and this is why a single command was necessary,"
said Zappulla. (p.4)
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BIH - EUROPE
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Nezavisne Novine
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Michael Humphreys, Head of the EC Delegation in BiH: "The RS should
lead BiH towards the EU"
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"There is a problem of co-operation with the Hague Tribunal. If
it is not improved, progress towards joining the Partnership for
Peace and joining the EU will be blocked. This is a domain where
it is necessary to prove co-operation. Paddy Ashdown clearly set
the conditions fifteen days ago and now the ball is in the court
of the RS. The RS could lead the campaign for BiH's accession to
the EU. The structure of the RS Government has been very well established.
Its institutions are functioning rather well, their budgets are
more or less under control, and the RS has no constitutional complexities
like the FBiH and, as such, it could have a leading role in the
process of joining the EU. I would like to see the RS leading BiH
on this road. The RS should be a driving force towards joining the
EU, and not an impediment to BiH's inclusion in Euro-Atlantic integration
processes," said Michael Humphreys, Head of the EC Delegation in
BiH. (Photo on page 4)
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BIH - MEDIA
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Oslobodjenje
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Glas Srpske, Dnevni avaz, Slobodna Bosna and Ljiljan violate the
code of conduct most
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The BiH Press Council has published its first report on the permanent
monitoring of 15 dailies, weeklies and periodicals from January
to March this year, which include the following: Dnevni avaz, Dnevni
List, Glas Srpske, Jutarnje Novine, Nezavisne Novine, Oslobodjenje,
Dani, Slobodna Bosna, Front slobode, Ljiljan, Novi Reporter, Prezent,
Start and Walter. According to this report, the main means of communication
with those who do not share the same opinion is insults. Furthermore,
journalists of these papers are not prone to looking for a second
source but to making guesses, publishing unreliable information,
presumptions and making excuses of questionable authenticity. Concerning
weeklies and periodicals, the Print Code was mostly violated by
Slobodna Bosna (31 times), Ljiljan (28 times), Walter (17), Dani
(8), Front slobode (4 times), Prezent (3 times), Start BiH (twice)
and Novi Reporter (once). The dailies violated mostly Article 4
of the Print Code (discrimination), Article 10 (persons indicted
for criminal acts), while the weeklies and periodicals violated
mostly Article 5 of the Print Code (correct and fair reporting),
Article 10 and Article 7 (possibility of an answer). (Photo on page
9)
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BIH - PARTIES
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Dani
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Rasim Kadic, President of the Liberal Democratic Party: With these
authorities, we will never be admitted to the EU
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Rasim Kadic, President of the Liberal Democratic Party, said that
the Liberal Democratic Party, had been admitted to the European
Liberal Democrats Party in 1994. Kadic said that Alija Izetbegovic
had made a mistake before the last elections when he instructed
Bosniacs to vote for Sulejman Tihic and not for Haris Silajdzic.
"His eloquence, education and knowledge made the suffering of BiH
and Bosniacs an international problem," said Kadic, adding that
he had talks with Silajdzic. "I will communicate with Silajdzic
in a bid to strengthen the political position of Bosniacs who do
not belong to the right-winged, such as the SDA, or left-winged
parties, such as the SDP," he said. Kadic thinks that with authorities
such as the current ones BiH will never be admitted to the EU. He
also insists that BiH, Croatia and Serbia and Montenegro must be
admitted to the EU at the same time. (Photo on the front page and
page 12)
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BIH - PARTIES
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Slobodna Bosna
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SDS is skillfully hiding donations from the US and Canada
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Last week, HR Paddy Ashdown described the SDS financial statement
as incomplete and misleading, adding that the goal of the SDS was
to cover up criminal activities and embezzlement. He also ordered
an audit of the financial books of the SDS. Western intelligence
services have already sent a report to Brussels claiming that the
SDS was financing an extremist organisation in Chicago and the Ravnogorski
Chetnik Movement in the RS. Allegedly, the SDS carried out its financial
transactions through Nova Banjalucka Banka while Milenko Vracar
was its Director. Last year, the US and the EU put Vracar on the
list of people supporting war crimes suspects. However, according
to Slobodna Bosna's findings, extremists organisations in the US
were financing the SDS. Mirko Sarovic has often traveled to the
US, where he collected donations for the SDS. These donations are
being sent to the SDS through various illegal channels, mainly through
non-resident bank accounts of non-governmental and humanitarian
Serbian organisations. The favourite destination of non-resident
bank accounts is Cyprus. Some financial transactions were conducted
through Nova Banjalucka Banka and Razvojna Banka. The Krayina Investment
Corporation from Chicago had a non-resident bank account in Nova
Banjalucka Banka, through which $100,000 were sent to the SDS. Borislav
Zdrnja was in charge of taking the money from the bank. Michael
Djordjevic purchased Razvojna Banka for $10,000 two years ago. Slobodna
Bosna sources claim that main transactions for the SDS are being
conducted through this bank. "Mati Paraskeva" is one of the humanitarian
organisations involved in money laundering for the SDS. Vesna Ecim-Zlojutro,
an SDS deputy in the RS National Assembly, is also a member of the
Mati Paraskeva organisation. The OHR has also demanded that all
banks in the RS send their reports on SDS's financial transactions
through these banks. (Photo on page 23)
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BIH - PRESIDENCY
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Oslobodjenje
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BiH Presidency laid down foundation for an education centre in
Bam (Iran)
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Yesterday, the BiH Presidency laid down the foundation stone for
an education centre in the city of Bam, which was recently hit by
an earthquake. The school will be built using BiH donations. (Photo
on page 5) /The same in Dnevni avaz (p.3)/
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HERZEGOVACKA BANKA
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Dnevni List
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Medic, Cesic Rojs and Primorac also suspects
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Sources close to the BiH Prosecutor's Office, said that charges
would be pressed against several more people, including Ivan Azinovic,
Ljubo Cesic Rojs, Ivan Medic and Vilim Primorac. Charges against
Ante Jelavic, Miroslav Prce and Miroslav Rupcic consist of 36 counts
that concern economic crime. (p.5)
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ICTY
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Jutarnje Novine
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Beecroft before OSCE Standing Committee: Co-operation with ICTY
a pre-requisite for BiH's admission to the PfP
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Yesterday in his speech before the OSCE Standing Committee in Vienna,
Robert Beecroft, the Head of the OSCE Mission in BiH, said that
the lack of the RS's co-operation with the Hague Tribunal was an
obstacle to BiH's admission to the Partnership for Peace programme.
The BiH delegation in the OSCE asked member countries to support
the BiH request for joining the PfP programme. The US and EU delegations
in the OSCE underlined that BiH must co-operate with the Hague Tribunal.
(Photo on page 3)
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ICTY
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Slobodna Bosna
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At least 15 Serb fugitives have been indicted by the ICTY for committing
crimes more serious than the ones committed by Ante Gotovina
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Lately, foreign diplomats, such as Pierre Richard Prosper, US Ambassador
at Large for War Crimes Issues, claim that the main pre-requisite
for the stabilisation of the situation in the region is the arrest
of Ante Gotovina, Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, the main war
crimes suspects. Consciously or not, they are lumping the crimes
committed by Karadzic and Mladic and those committed by Gotovina.
Last year, in one of its resolutions, the UN Security Council urged
Serbia and Montenegro, Croatia, BiH and the RS to intensify their
co-operation with the Hague Tribunal and ensure the surrender of
Gotovina, Karadzic and Mladic. Ivica Racan, the then Croatian Premier,
protested against the resolution, saying that Croatia rejected the
idea of lumping Gotovina together with Karadzic and Mladic. "Only
the Hague Tribunal is authorised to establish the levels of the
responsibility of each of war crimes suspects," said Racan. There
are at least 15 VRS officers still at large who are indicted for
crimes more serious than the ones Gotovina is indicted for. Ljubisa
Beara, Ljubomir Borovcanin, Drago Nikolic, Vujadin Popovic and Vinko
Pandurevic are indicted for genocide, which is considered to be
the most serious crime. Foreign diplomats, however, are not mentioning
their names. Their disregard for the responsibility of these war
crimes suspects could be aimed at diminishing the importance of
the terrible crimes committed in BiH. (Photo on the front page and
page 5)
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ICTY
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Nezavisne Novine
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Peter McClosky, ICTY Prosecutor: We have not negotiated with Milan
Lukic
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Peter McClosky, an ICTY prosecutor in the trial of Vidoje Blagojevic
and Dragan Jokic, Serbs indicted for war crimes, has denied the
allegations that the Prosecutor's Office had negotiated with Milan
Lukic. According to media speculation, Lukic, a Serb war crimes
suspect, was supposed to provide information about Radovan Karadzic's
whereabouts. The media claim that the RS police recently conducted
an operation to prevent Lukic from providing information about Karadzic.
During the operation, his brother Novica was killed. (Photo on page
6) /The same in Oslobodjenje (p.3)/
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INCIDENTS
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Oslobodjenje
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Concrete crosses on the monument in Stolac
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Even though the Stolac fortress has been proclaimed to be a monument
of national importance, the construction of concrete crosses on
the fortress began recently. Dubravko Lovrenovic, the Chairman of
the Committee for the Preservation of Monuments, recently reminded
Ahmet Hadzipasic, Federation Premier, of the fact that the construction
of concrete crosses was illegal and that the FBiH Government was
obliged to provide financial and technical conditions for the preservation
of monuments. He demanded that the FBiH Government take necessary
steps against those violating the law on monuments. (Photo on page
3) /The same in Dnevni avaz (p.4)/
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INCIDENTS
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Nezavisne Novine
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Mehmedagic orders that construction of concrete cross in Stolac
be stopped
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Ramiz Mehmedagic, FBiH Minister for Urban Planning, has ordered
that the construction of a concrete cross on the Stolac fortress
be stopped. The rest is the same as in Oslobodjenje. (Photo on page
5)
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INCIDENTS
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Dnevni avaz
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Nijaz Durakovic: Crosses in Stolac are part of a dangerous plan
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Nijaz Durakovic, a deputy in the BiH Parliament, said that the
construction of concrete crosses on the Stolac fortress was a part
of a dangerous plan. He criticised Sulejman Tihic and Adnan Terzic
for doing nothing to sanction those who recently removed the flag
of BiH and raised the flag of the phantom Croat Republic of Herceg-Bosna
(HRHB). He said that stories about a pilgrimage in Stolac had been
launched by extremists circles of the Catholic Church, and added
that there had never been any pilgrimage in Stolac or any crosses
on the fortress. Durakovic raised the question of why SFOR and the
EUPM had assumed the role of guardians of the HRHB's flag and of
those who removed the flag of BiH, whose sovereignty they are supposed
to protect. "Why did SFOR and Italian Carabinieri support the removal
of the flag of BiH using 12 armoured vehicles? (Photo on the front
page and page 5)
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INTELLIGENCE SERVICES
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Nezavisne Novine
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Colin Munroe testifies against Kristina Silic
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The trial of Kristina Silic, Head of the FOSS Special Operations
Office, who has been accused of threatening persons under international
legal protection, was continued yesterday by reading the testimony
of Colin Munroe, the injured party and the former Deputy to the
HR. Since Munroe still enjoys diplomatic immunity and is difficult
to reach, Judge Branko Peric gave approval to Prosecutor Miroslav
D. Nikolic to read out Munroe's testimony. According to the charges
filed against Silic on 31 March, she seriously threatened the safety
of Colin Munroe in the Ero hotel in Mostar on 6 April 2001, when
the Herzegovacka Banka incident occurred. Apparently, she came to
Munroe's office and said that the safety of the people present in
the office was guaranteed if they accepted her condition of negotiation.
Otherwise, she said, her friends were waiting for her, and then
pointed at the crowd protesting in front of the hotel. "I enquired
about her and learned that she had been fired from SFOR, where she
was a translator, because she also worked for the Bosnian-Croatian
Intelligence Service", reads the testimony of Colin Munroe.
(Photo on p.3)
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PROTEST
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Oslobodjenje
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Farmers postpone the border blockade
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BiH farmers have given up their intention to block the border today
and have postponed it for next Friday. On Thursday, the President
of the RS Association of Farmers told Oslobodjenje that protests
had been delayed after they had learned that the Council of Ministers
had ensured a majority parliamentary vote in favour of the change
of customs tariffs. (p.7)
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TERRORISM
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Slobodna Bosna
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Missionaries from the road of young Muslims
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Dani has established a link between Osama bin Laden's nephew and
Sarajevo. According to Dani, an investigation conducted by the US
has also continued in BiH. Information gathered during this investigation
shows that a link established between the banned Islamic organizations,
Global Relief Foundation and Taibah, was not accidental. This information
was partly used in the proceedings filed by the US authorities against
Alamoudi for money laundering and banned transactions with foreign
countries. Alamoudi was one of the leaders of the American Task
Force for Bosnia (ATFB), a US national co-ordination body of Islamic
organizations, which was actively involved in lobbying in the US
to assist Bosniacs. Alamoudi was also the Deputy Director of the
Taibah International Aid Agency, one of the founders of which was
Abdullah bin Laden, Osama bin Laden's nephew. Taibah had its branch
offices in Bosnia and Albania, and it is also registered in Hadzici.
(Photo on page 18)
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