During the main hearing at the High court in Belgrade in the case against the ex-spokesperson for MIA’s anti-terrorist unit Radomir Pocuca he said the he did not commit the criminal act he is being charged with.

During the main hearing at the High court in Belgrade in the case against the ex-spokesperson for MIA’s anti-terrorist unit Radomir Pocuca on the charges of the endangerment of safety of NGO activists from “Women in Black”, Pocuca said the he did not commit the criminal act he is being charged with.

During the main hearing at the High court in Belgrade in the case against the ex-spokesperson for MIA’s anti-terrorist unit Radomir Pocuca on the charges of the endangerment of safety of NGO activists from “Women in Black”, Pocuca said the he did not commit the criminal act he is being charged with.

The prosecutor’s office for high-tech crime has filed criminal charges against Pocuca for threats issued over the Facebook social network to Women in Black.

Who demolished the private facilities at Savamala in Belgrade under the cover of darkness? The Prime Minister claims that the government had nothing to do with it but jurists insist that the police should be held accountable for not protecting citizens and their property.

“Is it Idiocy or a crime?” How are we to define the nightly demolition of private facilities by masked men at Savamala in Belgrade?

Silence still reigns over Savamala and the “Gazela” bridge in Belgrade, where there were wrecking crews in the election night. The authorities still have no answers as to who has demolished a multitude of objects and on whose authority. The entire operation was assisted by people with hoods over their heads who, according to witnesses, were waylaying all passers-by.

After finding the fake court seals in Sabac, they were also detected in Belgrade. Approximately sixteen hundred (1611) forged seals of the First Basic Court were found among statements of signatories who allegedly supported the Hungarian movement – for change, the Democratic Union of Hungarians from Vojvodina and the Democratic Union of Croats. After an inspection of a portion of the materials it was also confirmed that 3957 statements of the voters who supported the list “It’s only us – Natural movement – Vladimir Zaharijev”, were stamped by a forged seal of the First Basic Court.

The election campaign is characterized by a large number of incidents to which the authorities haven’t reacted accordingly, as well the holding of public gatherings at places which the law clearly states are off limits, says Milan Antonijevic, president of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights.

Belgrade – attackers on the offices of the House of Human Rights and Democracy, who have in the night between January 21^st and January 22^nd broken the windows of the NGO’s offices are still at large, despite the promise of Nebojsa Stefanovic, Minister of internal affairs, that the police is intensively working on the apprehension of the culprits of this “act of vandalism”.

Milan Antonijevic, president of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, said in a statement today that the acquittal of Vojislav Seselj was unexpected, but that it demonstrates that the Tribunal is not a political court.
“This verdict was unexpected, but when you take into consideration that the trial lasted 13 years, we somehow got to the point at which we can expect just about anything from the Hague Tribunal.

Over a year has passed since the nationalist’s assault wave on bakeries in Vojvodina, owners of which were mostly Albanians, and the perpetrators haven’t been apprehended and the suspects remain unpunished. According to the research done by the Vojvodina analyst-research center “Voice” only one case resulted in the issuing of corrective measures, while charges in other cases were either refuted or never reached court.

The Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Peter Burkhard and the Deputy Head of Mission, Michael Uyehara visited the House of Human Rights (HHR) in Belgrade today, and met representatives of the Civic Initiatives and the Policy Centre, two of the five civil society organizations based at the House.