Примери коришћења Anti-war action на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Thursday, 22/3/2001reports: Press conference by the Center for Anti-War Action(CAA).
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Wednesday, 25/4/2001reports: Press conference by the Constructive Criticism Club of the Center for Anti-War Action.
She worked as a volunteer at the Centre for Anti-War Action and an SOS hotline.
Ran SOS telephone hotline for victims of ethnic, religious, political andtrade union discrimination with the Centre for Anti-War Action.
The Center for Anti-War Action launched the project in 2000. This year the Center is concerned with issues of the CE-FRY relations and cooperation.
INTEGRATION INTO ALL WORLD FORUMS Thursday,2/11/2000reports: Center for Anti-war Action and Forum for International Relations:"Shaping of a New Yugoslav Foreign Policy.".
MOST COMPLAINTS REFER TO SLOW PROCEDUREWednesday, 12/6/2002reports:Discussion on the book"Citizen's Right to File Complaints Against Court Proceedings". Debate organized by the Center for Anti-War Action.
I had hoped that the“left” would take part in anti-war actions, by supporting the wives and mothers in Western Ukraine, who protest against the forced conscription of their husbands and children.
He completed specialisation in Peace Studies, a 1-year undergraduate programme in resolving conflicts andnegotiation organised by Group“Bridge” and Anti-War Action Centernow Center for Peace and Democracy.
Report In tandem with the American Institute for Peace(USID), the Center for Anti-War Action organized an online discussion of experts in various fields, focused on NATO bombardment of Yugoslavia in 1999.
The Center for Anti-War Action(CAA) has received Endowment funding to promote the development of an independent civil society in Serbia by fostering political activism in the country's larger towns and cities and by strengthening nascent nongovernmental organizations outside of Belgrade.
The Press Club's host, Milan Milosevic, discussed social aspects of reforms with Nebojsa Savic of the Economic Institute, Zoran Stojiljkovic of the Faculty of…FULLY UNJUSTIFIED INTERVENTION Thursday, 22/3/2001Press conference by the Center for Anti-War Action(CAA).
Since 1991 she participated in numerous anti-war actions and protests in Belgrade and other Yugoslav cities, in collaboration with Yugoslav organizations striving for democratization and civil society development in Serbia and the region.
Sasa Mirkovic, director of Radio B92, and Ilija Kovacevic, NBA league commentator,on ANEM's TV rights for the NBA… INTEGRATION INTO ALL WORLD FORUMS Thursday, 2/11/2000Center for Anti-war Action and Forum for International Relations:"Shaping of a New Yugoslav Foreign Policy.".
Wednesday, 18/4/2001reports: Round Table"State Violence in Yugoslavia" of the Center for Anti-War Action: Goran Vesic, adviser to the federal minister for internal affairs; Dusan Slijepcevic, lawyer; Ivan Jankovic, president and Aleksandar Resanovic, coordinator of the CenterReport In Yugoslavia today, state violence is not found in the form we were accustomed to see it in the former regime.
In those harsh months of war, while Risto Djogo was doing his performances, insulting the victims and belittling the profession, a quotation published in 1993 by the Belgrade journalist Dusan Reljic in the publication Intellectuals and War, Beogradski krug(Belgrade Circle) andCentar za antiratnu akciju(Center of Anti-War Action), reached us in the besieged city, by who knows what route.
Participants" Carla Del Ponte, Chief Prosecutor of The Hague Tribunal, and lawyer Ivan Jankovic,president of the Center for Anti-War Action. Report"The Law on Cooperation with The Hague Tribunal- adopted by the Yugoslav Parliament- under which persons that were indicted prior to its passing cannot be extradited, binds not the Tribunal.
Panelists: Milanka Saponja-Hadzic of the Helsinki Committee, Dusanka Divjak-Tomic of the Foreign Ministry, Milomir Manojlovic of the General Staff of the Yugoslav Army(VJ), Branko Boskovic of the VJ Institute for Military Skills, Slavica Eremic of the Institute for Orthopedic Prosthetics,Aleksandar Resanovic of the Center for Anti-War Action, Dragutin Radmilac and Slobodan Borisavljevic of the Serbian Interior Ministry and Stipe Sikavica of the YU Landmines Ban Campaign.
Bogoljub Milosavljevic, dismissed professor of the Police Academy, Djordje Pavicevic of the Institute of Social Sciences andAleksandar Resanovic of the Center for Anti-War Action on the opening of classified police filesReport"Attempts to face the past in Yugoslavia's transition bring up the important issue of opening the classified files of the State Security Service which operated outside the law," said Aleksandar Resanovic.
Bojan Aleksov is an anti-war and human rights activist, historian and openly gay person, born in Belgrade, Serbia.[1]He is best known as a voice against the Yugoslav Wars through his engagement with the Center for Anti-War Action, Women in Black and Conscientious Objectors in Serbia.[2] Since 2007 he has been an assistant professor and then associate professor of history of Southeast Europe at the University College London's School of Slavonic and East European Studies.[3].
It has since turned out, through subsequent investigations by German, French and American correspondents and by human rights and peace groups,including the anti-war International Action Centre and the Liberty Foundation, that the Racak massacre seems an enormous, albeit effective, hoax perpetrated by the Kosovo Liberation Army to persuade the U.S. and NATO to attack the Serbs.