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Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia Annual Report: Serbia 2006 Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia HUMAN RIGHTS: HOSTAGE TO THE STATE’S REGRESSION PUBLISHER: Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia FOR PUBLISHER: Sonja Biserko * * * TRANSLATED BY: Dragan Novaković Ivana Damjanović Mira Gligorijević Vera Gligorijević Ivan Obradović Spomenka Grujičić LAY-OUT: Nebojša Tasić - Annual Report: Serbia 2006 - HUMAN RIGHTS: HOSTAGE TO THE STATE’S REGRESSION COVER PAGE: Ivan Hrašovec PRINTED BY: "Zagorac", Belgrade 2007 CIRCULATION: 500 ISBN 978- 86-7208-138-1 This report was pubished thanks to the assistance of the Swedish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights Belgrade, 2007 2 3
Contents: • Conclusions and Recommendations .................................................... 7 I EUROPEAN OPTION DENIED • Introduction …………............................................................................ 15 • Concept of Neutral Serbia vs. Membership of the European Union ....................................................................................................... 25 • Dictatorship of Thought ………………………………………............ 31 • Antisemitism Goes Together With the Greater Serbia Project …..... 36 • Shaping of a Cultural Model …………………………………............. 53 • The Media Under the Clutches of the Regime ……………………... 69 • 2006: Serbia Cold-Shoulders the Hague Tribunal ………………….. 82 • Milosevic Dies: Collective Denial ……………………………………. 100 • The Verdict of the International Court of Justice …………………... 107 II CONSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM • Judiciary in Constitutional Makeshift ………………......................... 117 • The Trial of the Accused of Premier Djindjic’s Assassination ......... 134 • Serbia’s New Constitution Secures Continuity to Legal System ..... 149 • Parliamentary Elections (January 2007) .............................................. 162 III INSTRUMENTS OF ACTUAL AND SPIRITUAL PRESSURE • Serbia and the New Security Order in the Balkans ........................... 167 • Police Reform ………………………….................................................. 189 • The Role of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Framing a New Cultural Model ……………………………………………………… 216 4 5
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