The Coalition for Access to Justice hereby requests from the Government of the Republic of Serbia to remove without delay the shortcomings in its work on amending the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance (hereinafter referred to as: LFAIPI), by ensuring that the work on drafting of the Law will be taken over by the competent Ministry for Human Rights alongside equal participation of experts, media representatives, associations and others, in accordance with the Law on the Planning System.
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights organised an online lecture titled ‘Srebrenica Genocide Through Intercepted Conversations’. The lecture was delivered by Nemanja Stjepanović. He presented the participants with the intercepted conversations between the highest military and political officials of Republika Srpska in July 1995, which were used as evidence at the trials before the ICTY.
Only after the deaths of Tudjman and Milošević did Mira Furlan return here, but she did not live to see anyone feel ashamed or for the ideologies of hatred to be rejected – this was stressed at the panel ‘Role and Contribution of Youth in the Process of Peace Building and Reconciliation’.
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR Serbia) stands firmly in solidarity with young actresses Milena Radulović and Iva Ilinčić, as well as all the other girls and women who came forward about the sexual abuse and rape they experienced at the acting school of Miroslav Aleksić.
