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Hate speech, inciting intolerance prohibited by Constitution
Belgrade,
13 February 2009
The Serbian government in its session today most severely condemned the statement of MP Velimir Ilic who yesterday insulted Minister of Labour and Social Policy Rasim Ljajic.
The government recalls that hate speech and inciting intolerance are prohibited by the Serbian Constitution.
Statehood Day is the holiday of the first modern Serbian Constitution, symbolising Serbia’s road towards Europe and civilised values.
The government calls on respect for the Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all citizens, regardless of their religious or national affiliations.
Statehood Day is the holiday of the first modern Serbian Constitution, symbolising Serbia’s road towards Europe and civilised values.
The government calls on respect for the Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all citizens, regardless of their religious or national affiliations.
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