Human rights ministry official resigns

A sad day for those in Serbia working towards the establishment of the rule of law and constitutionally guaranteed civic rights for all, irrespective of gender, sexual orientation or religious beliefs. A good day for those politicians and state officials conspire to weaken the state through an emphasis on religion and seek to manipulate minority populations, primarily in the Sandzak. Marko Karadzic will be missed. His opponents think they are clever, but their focus and methods belong to a recent, dark past. Not the European future.

finally

His opponents think they are clever, but their focus and methods belong to a recent, dark past. Not the European future.
(Sebastian, 25 September 2010 15:24)

It is the saddest thing in the world, for me, that those individuals in serbia who really believe in and fight for human rights are kept out of power, are marginalized one way or another, are ultimately silenced.

at least this man didn't allow them to use him for their games, and i applaud him for that. bravo to him, and all good people of integrity living in such times.

ciao!
roberto/ frisco

according to karadzic, his two main gripes were conditions in regards to the roma population and the treatment of the transgender and gay community in serbia.

perhaps mr karadzic should go to france-there he would only have to deal with one of the afformentioned problems.

finally

A sad day for those in Serbia working towards the establishment of the rule of law and constitutionally guaranteed civic rights for all, irrespective of gender, sexual orientation or religious beliefs. A good day for those politicians and state officials conspire to weaken the state through an emphasis on religion and seek to manipulate minority populations, primarily in the Sandzak. Marko Karadzic will be missed. His opponents think they are clever, but their focus and methods belong to a recent, dark past. Not the European future.

according to karadzic, his two main gripes were conditions in regards to the roma population and the treatment of the transgender and gay community in serbia.

perhaps mr karadzic should go to france-there he would only have to deal with one of the afformentioned problems.

His opponents think they are clever, but their focus and methods belong to a recent, dark past. Not the European future.
(Sebastian, 25 September 2010 15:24)

It is the saddest thing in the world, for me, that those individuals in serbia who really believe in and fight for human rights are kept out of power, are marginalized one way or another, are ultimately silenced.

at least this man didn't allow them to use him for their games, and i applaud him for that. bravo to him, and all good people of integrity living in such times.

ciao!
roberto/ frisco