Demografske posledice sukoba u Opštini Vlasenica, maj-septembar 1992.
NIKOLIĆ (IT-94-2-PT) Report on Discourse
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NIKOLIĆ (IT-94-2-PT) Report on Discourse
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The SIMIĆ et al. Report on schools (IT-95-9)
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Expert report in the STAKIĆ case (IT-97-24).
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Expert report in the case of BRĐANIN and TALIĆ (IT-99-36).
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Report on the case JADRANKO PRLIC and Others. Expert Report (IT-04-74-PT).
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An expert report made in the case of PRLIĆ and OTHERS. (IT-04-74)
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Expert report in the case of General KRSTIĆ (IT-98-33).
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Expert report in the POPOVIĆ et al. Case (IT-05-88).
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Report on the expertise in the case of SLOBODAN MILOŠEVIĆ / BOSNIA (IT-02-54).
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Expert report in the case of General DRAGOMIR MILOŠEVIĆ (IT-98-29 / I).
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Expert report in the case of SLOBODAN MILOŠEVIĆ (IT-02-54).
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On June 11th, 1999, NATO initiated the Kosovo Force (KFOR), a peacekeeping mission, in Kosovo, immediately following the ratification of UN Security Council Resolution 1244. At that juncture, the Yugoslav military forces were deeply embroiled in hostilities with the Kosovo Liberation Army, thereby precipitating a dire humanitarian crisis within Kosovo. The exodus of nearly a million individuals from Kosovo as refugees, a significant proportion of whom never returned to their homes, underscored the gravity of the situation. Subsequently, KFOR's mission centered on the establishment of a secure environment and the facilitation of unimpeded freedom of movement for all inhabitants across the entire expanse of Kosovo, regardless of their ethnic backgrounds. This paper seeks to delineate whether the sustained presence of a permanent peacekeeping force within the region was a requisite imperative and whether it has engendered any salutary impacts on the broader spectrum of human security.
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The international volume ”Aspects of Islamic Radicalization in the Balkans After the Fall of Communism”, published in 2023 by the Peter Lang Publishing Group represents a genuine assessment of the Islamic fundamentalism way spread in the Balkans since communism` fall, among the Muslim population, which add to the already existing literature. The studies included in this volume bring to the fore specific issues regarding certain geographical areas: Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Serbia, as well as holistic approaches within the role of Islam in the Balkans and the related connections with the historical, religious, political, economic, and social aspects in terms of radicalization.
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