Q:
A:
Djuric repeats call for Ivanovic's bail release
Belgrade,
18 August 2015
Director of the Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric requested today that Leader of Citizens' Initiative SDP Oliver Ivanovic be given the opportunity to equal treatment before the law, and added that Ivanovic should be released on 26 August.
Author:
Tanjug
Djuric, who talked yesterday with Head of the UN Mission to Kosovo Farid Zarif, said in a statement to Radio Television Serbia (RTS) that Ivanovic, by all rules – of human, political and legal action, should be released from detention, in case the competent court does not decide otherwise.
We sincerely expect that the decision will be made in accordance with law and justice, Djuric stated and called once more for Ivanovic to be released on bail.
According to Djuric, during his talks with Zarif he pointed to the extremely inhumane treatment of Ivanovic, where neither his family, nor the priest and doctors from Belgrade have been allowed to visit him in the hospital.
Djuric underlined that this is not in accordance with the standards of the 21st century and that Ivanovic’s detention is unfounded since all the witnesses have been heard and there is no element indicating his responsibility.
Speaking about a new round of dialogue in Brussels, the Director of the Office for Kosovo-Metohija said that Serbia is struggling to normalise relations and have peace with ethnic Albanians in Kosovo-Metohija and the wider region, and underlined that he wishes that the round of dialogue on 25 August ends with the adoption of principles for the establishment of the Community of Serbian Municipalities.
We sincerely expect that the decision will be made in accordance with law and justice, Djuric stated and called once more for Ivanovic to be released on bail.
According to Djuric, during his talks with Zarif he pointed to the extremely inhumane treatment of Ivanovic, where neither his family, nor the priest and doctors from Belgrade have been allowed to visit him in the hospital.
Djuric underlined that this is not in accordance with the standards of the 21st century and that Ivanovic’s detention is unfounded since all the witnesses have been heard and there is no element indicating his responsibility.
Speaking about a new round of dialogue in Brussels, the Director of the Office for Kosovo-Metohija said that Serbia is struggling to normalise relations and have peace with ethnic Albanians in Kosovo-Metohija and the wider region, and underlined that he wishes that the round of dialogue on 25 August ends with the adoption of principles for the establishment of the Community of Serbian Municipalities.
-
Belgrade, 13 June 2025Constant violent acts of Priština against Serbian people in Kosovo and Metohija
-
Belgrade/Brussels, 10 June 2025Formation of Community of Serb Municipalities, de-escalation of situation in north of Kosovo and Metohija a priority
-
Belgrade, 27 May 2025“Kosovo police” raid premises of Leposavić Sports and Tourism Organisation
-
Belgrade, 24 May 2025Arrest warrant issued for attacker on Serbian high school graduate in North Mitrovica
-
Belgrade, 15 May 2025De-escalation priority topic in dialogue with Priština
-
Belgrade, 13 May 2025Strongest condemnation of raid by Priština representatives on Vodovod Ibar
-
Belgrade, 28 April 2025New ethnically motivated incident against Serbs in Goraždevac
-
Belgrade, 25 April 2025Priština resorting to unilateral moves, violating all agreements
-
Belgrade, 23 April 2025New institutional violence against Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija
