U.S. Department of State Report on Human Rights Practices in Serbia 2006

In its annual report on human rights practices in Serbia, the State Department highlighted numerous problems including widespread corruption in the police and the judiciary, impunity, inefficient and lengthy trials and government’s failure to cooperate with the Hague Tribunal.

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However, U.S. State Department also gave positive assessment of the work of the Special War Crimes Court which “advanced on several war crimes trial despite certain political pressure and criminal threats,” at the same time welcoming governments’ efforts aimed at suppressing people trafficking, adding that the number of ethnically-motivated assaults significantly decreased.


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Reports

Kosovo status proposal

Comprehensive proposal for a Kosovo status settlement; details for implementing the plan are given in annexes, which are yet to be released.

Reports Friday, February 2, 2007 17:37 Comments: 11

HRW issues Serbia report for 2006

The Serbian government’s unwillingness to confront the past seriously as well as delays in undertaking legal and other reforms contributed to a still unsatisfactory human rights situation in 2006.

Reports Monday, January 15, 2007 10:45 Comments: 1

War Crimes Trials in Serbia

There are four war crimes trials underway in Serbia at the moment: two for war crimes committed against Bosniaks, one for a war crime committed against Albanian prisoners, and one for a war crime committed against Albanian civilians.

Reports Thursday, January 11, 2007 14:25 Comments: 1