Примеры использования Croatian helsinki на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Olja Simic Croatian Helsinki Committee.
Among the most important are the Croatian Journalists Association,the Civic Initiative for the Freedom of Expression, and the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights.
Mr. Majo Pavic Croatian Helsinki Committee.
The Croatian Helsinki Committee announced that it was in possession of"evidence of 263 bodies found, of which 107 were civilians, 156 of soldiers and policemen, and none of which have been identified.
Mr. Jovan Naholic Croatian Helsinki Committee.
The Croatian Helsinki Committee registered 677 Serb civilians killed in the operation.
Mr. Bozo Kovacevic Croatian Helsinki Committee.
According to a Croatian Helsinki Watch report, about 2,000 Serbs were killed after Croatian military operations in Western Slavonia and the Krajina, 500 of them in Western Slavonia.
Ms. Dafinka Vecerina Croatian Helsinki Committee.
Co-presided with Judge Michèle Rivet, President of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal(Montreal), the Canadian-Croatian project"Independence and Impartiality of the Judiciary", organized by the Canadian section of International Commission of Jurists,the Croatian Law Centre and the Croatian Helsinki Committee.
Prof. Zarko Puhovski Croatian Helsinki Committee.
The president of the Croatian Helsinki Committee Ivo Banac called for an investigation into what exactly occurred during the massacre.
Mr. Ivan Zvonimir Cicak Croatian Helsinki Committee.
The incident led the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights to refer in a public statement to“a sophisticated ethnic cleansing of the Croatian judiciary”.
Ms. Zvonimir Cicak President, Croatian Helsinki Committee.
Ivo Banac, president of the Croatian Helsinki Committee, stated that Croatia had been was defending itself at the time, and criticized Dodik's comments as provocations.
Mr. Zvonimir Cicak President of the Croatian Helsinki Committee.
United Nations, EU as well as Croatian Helsinki Committee reports confirm that their killers wore Croatian Army uniforms.
Mr. Petar Mrkalj Executive Director, Croatian Helsinki Committee.
It is further recalled that the chairman of the Croatian Helsinki Committee accused the Government of Croatia of instigating lawlessness and crime in the Krajina and Western Slavonia.
Mr. Zdravko Bazdan Representative of the Croatian Helsinki Committee.
Following a round table organized by the Croatian Helsinki Committee on“The Return of Serbs to Croatia”, the weekly vehemently attacked the organizers.
The move caused great indignation in Croatian society and resulted in the largest street demonstration the countryhad seen since independence in 1991, organized by the Croatian Helsinki Committee in Zagreb on 20 November 1996 and numbering some 100,000 persons.
The Special Rapporteur has received documentation from the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights(HHO) concerning 150 cases of human rights abuses against Croatian Serbs, including harassment, looting and murder, which occurred in Croatia between April and June 1997.
The speech was also followed by an attack ona human rights activist, described above in section A, in the city of Split. The Croatian Helsinki Committee has been targeted by an ongoing campaign of hate speech in Government-controlled media.
Local NGOs which have been especially helpful include the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, the Anti-War Campaign, the Serb Democratic Forum, the Dalmatian Committee for Solidarity, HOMO, the Committee for Human Rights in Zagreb, Pakrac and Karlovac, Otvorene Oci(Open Eyes), Papa Giovanni XXIII, and the Civic Committee for Human Rights.
In late July, an explosive device was placed near the home of the President of the Croatian Helsinki Committee, an outspoken critic of human rights violations(against Croatian Serbs), on the island of Brac.
Participated in various projects at the Croatian Law Centre and Croatian Helsinki Committee and cooperated with various foreign organizations and NGOs from abroad e.g., Germany, Canada, Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Additional information has been received from local and international non-governmental human rights organizations active in Croatia,including the Croatian Helsinki Committee; the Dalmatian Solidarity Committee(DOS); Homo; the Committee for Human Rights in Karlovac and Pakrac; the Serbian Democratic Forum; the Anti-War Campaign, Croatia; and Papa Giovanni XXIII.
Local non-governmental organizations that have been especially helpful include the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, the Anti-War Campaign, the Serb Democratic Forum, the Dalmatian Committee for Solidarity, HOMO, the Committee for Human Rights in Zagreb, Pakrac and Karlovac, Otvorene Oči(Open Eyes), Papa Giovanni XXIII and the Civic Committee for Human Rights.