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The second issue of the newsletter through Accession towards JUSTICE

bilten_engThe second issue of the newsletter through Accession towards JUSTICE contains pieces written by International Center for Transitional Justice President Mr. David Tolbert and Sense Agency journalist Nemanja Stjepanović.

The newsletter wishes to underline how important it is for a country aspiring to join the community of European nations, but also for the EU itself, to initiate the process of dealing with the past. History has shown that unresolved issues of the past are always present, hampering the functioning of a political system, be it a state or a community of states. Therefore, both the Republic of Serbia and the EU Members States have an obligation to secure a stable political and legal system for their citizens, a system governed by the rule of law, which will guarantee the protection of and respects for human rights of its citizens.

You can send us your comments on the newsletter at:  towardsJUSTICE@hlc-rdc.org and join the discussion at Twitter/#towardsJUSTICE.

Download second issue of the newsletter here.

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