Naser oric biografija primjer

  • In response to Serbia's President and Interior Minister who criticised Bosnia for not extraditing him, former Bosnian army commander, Naser Oric.
  • Former Bosnian Army commander Naser Oric said he never called for war and that the US Embassy and Bosnia's top international official, Valentin Inzko, should.
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  • Ex Bosnian Gray commander: I never hollered for war

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  • naser oric biografija primjer
  • Postoje četiri Ženevske konvencije iz 1949. i dva Dodatna protokola iz 1977. kao i mnoge druge međunarodne konvencije i akti međunarodnog humanitarnog prava koji sadrže pravila kojim se štite djeca u oružanom sukobu. Tu su i Univerzalna... more

    Postoje četiri Ženevske konvencije iz 1949. i dva Dodatna protokola
    iz 1977. kao i mnoge druge međunarodne konvencije i akti međunarodnog
    humanitarnog prava koji sadrže pravila kojim se štite djeca u oružanom
    sukobu. Tu su i Univerzalna deklaracija o ljudskim pravima iz 1948,
    Konvencija o pravima djeteta iz 1989., zatim Statut Stalnog međunarodnog
    krivičnog suda, Otava povelja i mnogi drugi dokumenti. Djeca su tim
    konvencijama zaštićena kao osobe koje ne učestvuju u neprijateljstvima.
    Djeca uživaju svaku opću zaštitu namijenjenu svakom civilnom licu,
    kao i specijalnu zaštitu, jer čine posebnu ranjivu grupu. Opća zaštita podrazumijeva odnos prema djeci na human način. Moraju biti poštovani njihovi
    životi, fizički i psihički integritet. Na djecu kao i druge civile zabranjen
    je napad. Specijalna zaštita podrazumijeva zabranu svakog oblika napastvovanja, a sukobljene strane će osigurati staranje i pomoć djeci koja im
    je potrebna. Međutim, sva prava djece u Srebrenici, kao i u cijeloj Bosni
    i Hercegovini su na najgrublji način prekršena i z

    Evo npr. clanak objavljen u "Counterpunchu" ove jeseni, koji je esencija njenih stavova i teza o Srebrenici.

    http://www.counterpunch.org/johnstone10122005.html

    Using War as an Excuse for More War
    Srebrenica Revisited

    By DIANA JOHNSTONE

    Last summer, almost the entire political spectrum in the Western world joined in a chorus of self-flagellation on the 10th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre. The dominant theme was "nostra culpa": "we" let it happen, "we" didn't want to know about it, and "we" mustn't let it happen again.

    Dear reader, who are "we" in this case? How in the world could "we" (you and I) have known or done anything about this at the time? And in fact, how much do "we" really know about it now? We know what we read in the newspapers or see on television. But how precise and accurate is that information? How do we know now that we are much better informed than we were before the event?

    Such questions are virtually taboo. Srebrenica has become a sacred symbol of collective guilt, and to raise the slightest question is to be instantly condemned as an apologist for frightful crimes , or as a "holocaust denier".

    A left that retains any capacity for critical thinking should regard the lavish public breast-beating over "Srebrenica" (the quotation marks ind