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Multiethnicity must be introduced in courts in South Serbia
Bujanovac,
31 May 2006
Serbian Minister of Justice Zoran Stojkovic said today that the lack of staff of ethnic-Albanian nationality is the greatest problem hindering the introduction of multiethnicity into courts in the south of Serbia.
Following a meeting with judges, prosecutors and magistrates of the Bujanovac Municipal Court, Stojkovic specified that nine ethnic-Albanians have so far been employed and announced the continuation of the programme to introduce multiethnicity in courts in the south of the country.
He stressed that the government will finance the reconstruction of the Bujanovac Municipal Court building, adding that the court has increased its efficiency and that the justice ministry has not received any complaints of corruption.
Speaking about courts in the south of Serbia, Stojkovic stressed that the Surdulica Municipal Court is the court most encumbered with problems, whereas Vranje District Court has finally started working, having stabilised its inter-human relations.
Minister Bubalo also said that considering the number of cases coming up from the Pcinj District, there is a possibility that an office of the Leskovac Commercial Court be opened in Vranje.
He stressed that the government will finance the reconstruction of the Bujanovac Municipal Court building, adding that the court has increased its efficiency and that the justice ministry has not received any complaints of corruption.
Speaking about courts in the south of Serbia, Stojkovic stressed that the Surdulica Municipal Court is the court most encumbered with problems, whereas Vranje District Court has finally started working, having stabilised its inter-human relations.
Minister Bubalo also said that considering the number of cases coming up from the Pcinj District, there is a possibility that an office of the Leskovac Commercial Court be opened in Vranje.
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