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Tomorrow in Sarajevo: Round Table on “Did ICTY Lost its Credibility?”

Published: December 9, 2014
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ICTYOn the occasion of marking the International Human Rights Day, the association for social researches and communications (UDIK) organizes tomorrow in Sarajevo a round table entitled “Did ICTY lost its credibility? – Vojislav Šešelj temporarily released” – reports Fena.

The speakers to moderate the discussions are Suad Kurtćehajić, professor at the Faculty of political sciences in Sarajevo, Vildana Džekman from the CURE foundation and alderman of the Municipality’s Council Novo Sarajevo Edin Rovčanin.

The following associations and organizations will participate at this event: representatives of the CURE Sarajevo foundation, association Pokreti Majki Srebrenice I Žepe, association Žene Podrinja Bratunac, Savez logoraša RS, embassies of Serbia and Croatia in B&H, embassies of the USA in B&H, OSCE, EUFOR; PCRC; Offices of ICTY in Sarajevo, of the UN, Council of Europe, Naša stranka, Savez za bolju budućnost, HDZ 1990, Demokratska Fronta – Željko Komšić and Antidayton – was communicated at the Coordination board of the association for social research and communications.

(Source: Radio Sarajevo)

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