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Srebrenica Declaration passed
Belgrade,
31 March 2010
The Serbian Parliament adopted a Declaration yesterday evening condemning the massacre committed in Srebrenica in July 1995. The declaration was passed with 127 MPs voting for it.
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The Srebrenica Declaration sharply condemns the crime committed against the Bosnian population in Srebrenica in July 1995, expresses condolences to families of victims and extends apologies to them for lack of measures that could have prevented the tragedy.
The Serbian Parliament offers full support to state organs responsible for processing war crimes and for the successful conclusion of cooperation with the Hague tribunal. It is stressed that locating and arresting Ratko Mladic is extremely important.
The Declaration calls on all former conflicting sides in Bosnia-Herzegovina and other former Yugoslav republics to continue the process of reconciliation and to improve conditions for coexistence based on equality, freedom and full respect of human and minority rights so that the crimes committed in the past may never be repeated.
The Serbian Parliament expects top state organs in other former Yugoslav republics to condemn crimes committed against Serbs in a similar manner and to extend condolences and apologies to families of Serb victims, states the Declaration.
The Serbian Parliament offers full support to state organs responsible for processing war crimes and for the successful conclusion of cooperation with the Hague tribunal. It is stressed that locating and arresting Ratko Mladic is extremely important.
The Declaration calls on all former conflicting sides in Bosnia-Herzegovina and other former Yugoslav republics to continue the process of reconciliation and to improve conditions for coexistence based on equality, freedom and full respect of human and minority rights so that the crimes committed in the past may never be repeated.
The Serbian Parliament expects top state organs in other former Yugoslav republics to condemn crimes committed against Serbs in a similar manner and to extend condolences and apologies to families of Serb victims, states the Declaration.
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