4 minutes agoEU seeks responsibility for all crimes committed in former Yugoslavia
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Maja Kocijancic, spokeswoman for top EU representative Federica Moghrini, has said that all crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia must be responsible. He said families of victims of all communities seek justice and must be recognized for suffering during the wars. The EU's clear position is that there must be [...]
The EU's clear “position is that there must be responsibility for all crimes committed during the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia of the 1990s, and that only meaningful regional and good neighbourly co-operation are crucial to boosting confidence and overcoming the legacy of the past”, Kocijanciq's response to news.net says.
From the European Union on point out that events in the 1990s have left many victims whose families are seeking justice, and those families expect concrete steps in this regard.
The events of the 1990s have left many victims and their families in search of justice and recognition of their suffering. All communities must see concrete and real steps”, Kocijanciq points out.
Kocijancic has made these comments after Kosovo Mayor The PDK, Kadri Veselini, has launched an initiative to establish an International Tribunal for punishing the Serb crimes committed in Kosovo.
