Examples of using Biserko in English and their translations into Serbian
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Keynote speech: Sonja Biserko(Chairperson of the Helsinki Committee).
Biserko said it would be up to the foreign donors that support Serbia's budget to pressure the government.
Biljana Kovacevic Vuco,Natasa Kandic, Sonja Biserko and others are constantly there.
Sonja Biserko is president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia.
And how much longer will it take for that lonely ice block to be reduced to the size that would satisfy Sonja Biserko and her'Europa-ian' friends?"?
According to Biserko it is also essential to create regional media in South-Eastern Europe and combat hate speech.
And how much longer will it take for that lonely ice block to be reduced to the size that would satisfy Sonja Biserko and her'Europa-ian' friends?"?
Biserko believes"claims about imposing new conditions" are all false and the EU's legal framework would bring benefits to all Serbian citizens.
Croatia's approach to pension reform contrasts starkly with the situation in Serbia,which Sonja Biserko of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights called a"jungle".
Sonja Biserko, president of the Serbian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, told SETimes that the ICTY appears determined to get to the bottom of the case.
The largest disadvantage of the independent media today is that they have not sided with the new authorities buthave instead continued to do their job professionally," Biserko said.
Speakers: Sonja Biserko, HCHR, Pavel Domonji, Marjana Obradovic,… POLITICIANS TAKE PUBLIC OPINION AS INSIGNIFICANT Monday, 22/4/2002Press Club discussion titled"Electoral Controversies.".
Serbian politicians have almost exclusivelymet with RS politicians, practically ignoring Bosniak politicians," Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia President Sonja Biserko told SETimes.
Speakers: Sonja Biserko, HCHR, Pavel Domonji, Marjana Obradovic, Natasa NovakovicReport"The situation of human rights in Serbia is largely determined by the circumstances following the October 2000 change in Serbia.
The book actually speaks about the way the Politika, the oldest daily paper in the region, covered political developments andmisused its pages to help create a nationalistic concept," said Biserko.
The former Yugoslavia was definitely involved in genocide, says Sonja Biserko, noting that many of the top military and political figures involved are at the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague-- including former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic.
The station received anonymous bomb threats on several occasions in the past, the last one on July 15, 2005, during the broadcast of the"Impression ofthe Week" when the guest was, like tonight, Sonja Biserko, President of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights.
Physical assaults on Serbian Helsinki Committee Director Sonja Biserko and break-ins at her home and at the home of well-known human rights lawyer Biljana Kovacevic-Vuco during 2005 appeared to be the work of Serbian extremists incited by such statements.
The declaration points out that regional policy should be based on ensuring security, permanent political dialogue and preservation of the multiethnic, multireligious and multicultural characteristics of the region, butRS did not accept that document because it is considered harmful to its interests," Biserko said.
In front of the organization's headquarters last night, the message"Sonja Biserko- Jewish pawn- obedient servant of the World Jewish Movement" was written. Serbian President Boris Tadic has condemned the propaganda posters and anti-Semitic graffiti and asked for an immediate investigation into who is behind both.
Worn out stories about foreign mercenaries and quislings came back to life: Radomir Smiljanic in"Srpski Nacional"(June 22) cites none other than Hitler, who called mercenaries"power hungry and money loving". Smiljanic names them-"Natasa Kandic, Biljana Kovacevic-Vuco, Zarko Korac,Sonja Biserko, Goran Svilanovic and others- they will know who they are".
Dr. Nebojsa Popov, Dragos Ivanovic,Miodrag Marovic and Sonja Biserko presented the book. Report"This book significantly contributes to an in-depth understanding of the position of the media and their role over the past period," said Sonja Biserko while presenting Miodrag Marovic's"Politika and Politics.".
The study focused on determining the degree of minorities awareness of their rights and on assessing their needs showed that minority communities in Serbia are insufficiently aware of the rights they are guaranteed by the adopted Law on Protection of Rights and Freedoms of National Minorities.The study also showed considerable distrust on the part of minorities when it came to actual implementation of their rights," said Biserko.
Sonja Biserko, president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, said the arrest seemed to be a calculated move on the part of Serbia to"reduce its responsibility, through assertions that the war in Bosnia was started by Bosniaks", while trying to criminalise former Bosnian war leaders such as Ganic.
Panelists: Snjezana Milivojevic, media analyst, Petar Lukovic, free-lance journalist,Milica Lucic-Cavic, president of the IJAS, Jovanka Markovic, journalist for the Nezavisna Svetlost from Kragujevac and Sonja Biserko, president of the Helsinki Committee. Report"The position of Serbian media has not substantially changed after October 5, 2000, in the absence of legal regulations and transformation of the state media into public sector operators," said Sonja Biserko.
Sonja Biserko, president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, pointed out to"Bosnian indictment" against Milosevic, which"opens the question of the role the media played in war footing." She took it was necessary to launch a public debate on the responsibility of some journalists and the media for developments in the territory of the former Yugoslavia.
However, conditions to solve the problems accumulated over the past decade have not been created," said Sonja Biserko, adding that"The report for 2001 sought to define the social context in view of the nature of changes and the transition process, and to indicate that the mechanisms of key importance for the attainment of human rights, starting from the judiciary to the police, remained unchanged.