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Discrimination and segregation of Roma pupils in Croatian schools
The European Court of Human Rights ruled last week that the segregation of Roma in primary schools in Medjimurje, Republic of Croatia, was discriminatory. Fifteen Croatian nationals of Roma origin had complained to the Court in Strasbourg that they had been segregated at their primary schools because they belong to the Roma ethnicity.
CMS’ Second Round Table
“Security Policy of peace-building in countries of former Yugoslavia”
CMS’ Second Round Table
“Security Policy of peace-building in countries of former Yugoslavia”
CMS’ First Round Table
on topic: “How the EU can learn from the war and post-war experiences of the former Yugoslavia?”
Documenta publishes a report on the monitoring of war crime trials in Croatia
Within the framework of the project „Monitoring of War Crime Trials in the Processes of Dealing With the Past“ in the period between April 2004 and 31 December 2009, Documenta monitored a total of 68 cases at county courts in the Republic of Croatia which represents about 77.2 % of all cases that were conducted during that period or are still ongoing.
Press Conference
Presentation of the Annual report on monitoring of the war crime trials
Open call: Human losses in Croatia
Documenta calls on all citizens who have any information about the victims of war in the Republic of Croatia (killed, disappeared, tortured, imprisoned… ), perpetrators, witnesses and / or text, photo or video documentation of war crimes committed during the war to contact and join Documenta in creating a true and based on the facts views of the war happenings in the period from 1991 – 1995, and the complete list of victims of war.