Примери коришћења Bosniak national на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Similar language was also used in 1993, butthis time against the members of the Bosniak national minority.
The new Bosniak National Minority Council was elected and started work, thus resolving a long-standing problem.
Relations among political parties in Sandzak have deteriorated conspicuously since the recent elections for the Bosniak National Council.
After the election for the Bosniak National Council, a non-political body, a third political force has taken shape.
On 6 April 2012, the Bosniac National Council adopted the national anthem of the Bosniak national minority called"Ja sin sam tvoj"(I'm your son).[1].
The Bosniak National Council(Bosnian: Bošnjačko nacionalno vijeće, Бошњачко национално вијеће) is a representative body of the Bosniak national minority in Serbia.
In the Declaration, the Bosniac National Council warned the Serbian authorities about alleged halt in the process of the consummation of collective rights of the Bosniak national minority.
Six months after elections, the Bosniak National Council still has not been formed, triggering another round of voting.
Serbia's government has been trying to broker talks among the country's fractious Bosniak community,with the goal of resolving disputes that emerged after the June elections for the Bosniak National Council.
The Bosniak National Council, led by Mufti Muamer Zukorlic, has urged the EU to send international monitors to Sandzak, claiming that"religious and ethnic rights" are being violated.
For example, only in the Municipality of New Belgrade in a separate electoral roll of members of the Bosniak national minority, at least 15 to 20 percent of the enrolled is, to say the least, problematic.
The non-existence of a Bosniak National Council has led to political abuse," says party representative Esad Dzudzevic, adding that since the talks failed, Ciplic is obliged to hold new elections.
Due to their pro-Bosnian-Herzegovinian orientation and editorial policy conducted in this spirit,they were threatened with denial of advertising by certain companies influenced by the forces that advocate hardline Bosniak national interests.
President of the Bosniak National Minority Council Esad Dzudzevic said that the Broadcast Agency had violated conventions and international acts on national minorities and Human and Minority Rights Charter.
In a bid to end longstanding"discrimination and state terror against Bosniaks", the Sandzak and Bosniak national councils called on the Bosniaks not to participate in the current census in Serbia-- which runs through October 15th.
The members of the Republic Electoral Commission also passed the Decree on remuneration for work done to conduct the repeat vote in the direct elections for members of the national councils of the Albanian and Bosniak national minority to be held on 2 November 2014.
The December 8th deadline for setting up the Bosniak National Council in the western Serbian region of Sandak has come and gone, and Serbian Minister for Human and Minority Rights Svetozar Ciplic says the question now is who will participate in the revote.
Among the most important decisions of the Bosniac National Council were those determining the national flag and the coat of arms of the Bosniak national minority, its national holidays,national awards and acknowledgments and national manifestations.
The National Council of the Bosniak National Minority informed the Commission that at its session held on 8 December 2018 it had noted the resignation of National Council members Hazbo Mujovic from Sjenica and Kenan Hot from Tutin, elected from the Electoral List“SELF-DETERMINATION- Dr Sulejman Ugljanin”.
TAKING OVER A TELEVISION STATION10.2.2014(Večernje novosti)- Agreement is near between the Bosniak Council and the Municipality of Tutin. Local TV Tutin, founded by the Municipal Assembly,may soon become a voice for the Bosniak National Council(BNV) in technical mandate.
In an attempt to put the announcement in context, Bosniak National Council President Samir Tandir told SETimes:"Given that[a Bosniak] nation state does not exist and that Bosniaks have been living autochthonous in the Sandzak area in Serbia and Montenegro but are discriminated against and endangered, and given that Bosnia and Herzegovina is not able to help them, additional protection mechanisms are needed.
The Republic Electoral Commission then proceeded to consider and adopt the Conclusion requesting the elimination of the deficiency noted on the Electoral List"FOR BOSNIAKS, SANDZAK AND THE MUFTI",for the direct elections of members of the National Council of the Bosniak National Minority, called for 26 October 2014.
October 2018. Bujanovac- As part of the project"Towards a Greater Awareness of the Albanian and Bosniak National Minority of the Upcoming Elections for National Councils of National Minorities", which the CeSID conducts with the financial support of the Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government, a round table entitled"Towards the Elections for National Councils of National Minorities" was held.
July 2015. Presevo, Bujanovac, Medvedja- The Academic Initiative"Forum 10", with the support of the Fund for an Open Society in Serbia, announces a call forparticipation of twenty young male and female members of the Albanian and Bosniak national minorities in the project"New Generations of Young People Take up New Challenges- the Minority Leaders in Sandzak and South Serbia.".
July 201563rd Session of the Republic Electoral CommissionAt the session held on 30 July 2015,the members of the Republic Electoral Commission adopted the Decree on the allocation of a term of office of National Council member for the purpose of filling a vacant seat at the National Council of the Bosniak National Minority.
The invitation to participate in the project is open for:- 20 young members of the Serbian and Bosniak national communities from Sandzak/ southwestern Serbia(Novi Pazar, Tutin, Sjenica, Prijepolje, Priboj and Nova Varos), and- 20 young members of the Serbian, Albanian and Roma national communities from South Serbia(Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja) The program is aimed at graduate/postgraduate students, young political party activists, civil society organizations activists and journalists.
The session was chaired by Ivan Sebek, Deputy Chairperson of the Republic Electoral Commission.29 October 201449th Session of the Republic Electoral CommissionAt the 49th session, held on 29 October 2014,the Republic Electoral Commission passed the Decree on the repeat vote at the polling stations where the elections for members of the National Council of the Bosniak National Minority had been invalidated.
Pursuant to Article 41 of the Law on National Councils of National Minorities,the Commission adopted the Decree on the allocation of terms of office of National Council members for the purpose of filling the vacant seats at the National Council of the Bosniak National Minority to Behija Hadzic and Eldin Jejna, elected from the Electoral List“SELF-DETERMINATION- Dr Sulejman Ugljanin”.
During the Assembly, the Bosniac National Council of Sandžak was suspended, and, in accordance with the new law, the Bosniac National Council(Serbo-Croatian: Bošnjačko nacionalno vijeće; BNV) started functioning.[1] The Statute of the Bosniac National Council, adopted on 13 September 2003,described the Bosniac National Council as the highest representative body of the Bosniak national minority in Serbia.
The Republic Electoral Commission ruled on the complaint lodged by the representative of the Group of voters submitter of the Electoral List"FOR BOSNIAKS, SANDZAK AND THE MUFTI" relating to polling station 7 in the municipality of Tutin and adopted a Decree sustaining the complaint andinvalidating the elections for members of the National Council of the Bosniak National Minority, held on 26 October 2014, at polling station 7 in the municipality of Tutin.