IV INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
Public opinion in Serbia considered the Hague
Tribunal, since its
inception, an anti-Serbian institution, unlawful and created under
the US dictate. Co-operation with the Tribunal was minimal, although
the Tribunal's office operated in Belgrade before the NATO
intervention. To date the FRY has not extradited any war crime
suspect. The
new authorities are yet to change their...
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V FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND RIGHT TO
INFORMATION
The 5 October political turnaround positively
affected the media scene in Serbia which had been previously divided
in two confronted fronts: the pro-
regime media (the most influential electronic medium, Radio
Television Serbia, daily Politika, TANJUG news agency, etc. and
independent media, numerous dailies and weeklies, and Radio and
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VI DISCIPLINING THE UNIVERSITY
The underlying objectives of the University Act
were fully attained. Under the cover of the University Act a plan of
political, moral and cultural destruction of the Serbian high school
education was successfully implemented. Two years after the Act's
enforcement the Serbian high schools, notably the elite Belgrade
University, lost over 200 professors
and assistants, of whom
two thirds were young people with...
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VII SOCIAL AND
ECONOMIC RIGHTS
Economy of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is still
in a deep crisis, originating from the SFRY disintegration and wars
waged by Serbia in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although this
catastrophic economic situation is most often attributed to
international sanctions, it is quite certain that reasons of the crisis
lie in a collapsing economic system, obsolete and inadequate...
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