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Editor’s word… Voto

13 November 2009 | Lawrence Marzouk

Lawrence Marzouk Ok, so you’ve heard it all before – voting is your democratic right, it’s the only way to ensure your voice is heard, it’s your duty as a good citizen, it gives you the mandate to complain when things go wrong.


ICJ Decision on Kosovo to Be Vague
20 November 2009 | Bojana Barlovac

The President of the International Court of Justice, ICJ, Hisashi Owada says that the Court’s advisory opinion on whether Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence went against international law will not be "a clear yes or no".

Albania Opposition to Hold Three Day Rally
20 November 2009 |

Albania’s opposition Socialist Party is expected to stage a major rally in Tirana on Friday through to Sunday, calling for a recount of the ballots from the 28 June parliamentary elections, which it considered to have been marred by fraud.

Concern Over Failure to Resolve Issue of International Judges and Prosecutors
19 November 2009 |

At a meeting with Nikola Spiric, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and leaders of political parties, the Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council, PIC, called on the Bosnian authorities to speed up the implementation of the Strategy for the processing of war-crimes cases.



Bosnia Presents On Line War Crimes Atlas

Sarajevo | 04 November 2009 |
 
Bosnian independent researchers presented in Sarajevo an online “atlas of war crimes” which they said should help better understanding of their country’s 1992-95 war and prevent manipulations with death toll numbers.

The online tool available www.idc.org.baBosnian independent researchers presented in Sarajevo an online “atlas of war crimes” which they said should help better understanding of their country’s 1992-95 war and prevent manipulations with death toll numbers.

The www.idc.org.ba website was created by the Sarajevo-based Research and Documentation Center and it contains maps of war crimes and mass grave sites using Google Earth technology, as well as names of the victims, available video clips and court documents.

"We need this to help us face the past and avoid manipulation of facts by various elites,” the center’s director Mirsad Tokaca told journalists.

Tokaca’s team spent years compiling information about war crimes in Bosnia, including collecting various facts about each victim.

They placed the number of victims of the Bosnian war at little over 100,000 or about a half of the previously used figure of some 250,000.

Their work was sharply criticized by some in Bosnia who claimed the figure was too low.

However, Tokaca dismissed the attacks as politically motivated, saying his center only relied on well established facts and did not aim to provide any interpretations of events in the war.



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