The problem of readmission 02.September 2014 r. m Very difficult position of returnees As part of the project "Building the capacity of institutions involved in migration management and reintegration of returnees to the Republic of Serbia", Professor Slobodan Cvejić from the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade conducted a Survey on the needs of returnees to the Republic of Serbia, which "Vreme" is organizing in this issue.
Interview - Mario Nenadić, Assistant Minister for Human Rights and Refugees of BiH and Drago Vuleta, Assistant Minister for Refugees and Displaced Persons of Republika Srpska 02.September 2014 Radmilo Marković Without employment, there is no complete integration Mario Nenadić: "Much more has been done on the plan of return than on the plan of assistance for local integration, that is, choosing another place of residence. Also, the definition of the relationship between the state, entities/cantons and municipal services responsible for issues of access to rights has not yet been adequately developed" Drago Vuleta: "If there was no international community, the imposition of property and other legal solutions, which were painful to implement, no would successfully create the conditions for the smooth return of refugees and displaced persons and the return of their property"
Kosovo and Metohija 02.September 2014 Office for Kosovo and Metohija Pristina's support for the return is only declarative "There are still locations that IDPs cannot visit, and local authorities show no willingness to allow citizens to visit their homes, participate in various forums and return if they wish."
Personal attitude 02.September 2014 Milojko Budimir All our expectations were disappointed "The most painful problem is the slow exhumation and identification of missing persons. It is unacceptable that after 19 years there are still 16 locations in Croatia that were created by clearing the ground after operations 'Bljesak' and 'Storm', during which 238 victims were buried."
Interview - Milorad Pupovac, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb and parliamentary representative 02.September 2014 T. Tagirov Two sides of the ducat Sometimes we spend more energy in the fight against discrimination, and sometimes in creating perspectives
From another angle 02.September 2014 Significance of the Regional Housing Care Program Mirela Stanić Popović, representative of the State Office for Reconstruction and Housing of the Republic of Croatia, writes about the problems and issues of returning to Croatia for "Vreme".
Interview - Vladimir Cucić, Commissioner for Refugees and Migration of the Republic of Serbia 02.September 2014 Mirko Rudić The issue of sustainable return is a legal issue "In order for the return to be sustainable, the returnee needs to be accepted by the local community. The state can declare itself as an environment where there are no obstacles, but if our returnees in Lapac, Bania, Kordun do not have a job and a school for their child, if they do not have access public services, an ambulance or a bus to go to the nearest place, then there are no conditions for a sustainable return"
If you remember... 02.May 2001. Petar Janjatović Nobody like me During 1980, it really seemed as if all the pieces of the mosaic had come together. Comrade and marshal Tito died, politicians got confused and loosened their grip a little, and a wave of new music started from Rijeka, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Belgrade and Novi Sad, which the domestic scene had never seen before. The whole punk furka first started from the western parts of the former country. Twenty years have passed, and these songs still have the same power and charm as they did in the beginning
Dušan Kojić - Koja 02.May 2001. Your Who It wasn't bad "Then, of course, I was against the project called Packages arrangement for many reasons. By the way, I never liked the idea or the name of the compilation, the whole record sounded quite bad tonally and I preferred that each of the three groups from the compilation had their own LP, which happened later. I think that apart from that Belgrade arrogance that all three groups have, they don't have too many similarities."
Srdjan Shaper 02.May 2001. Nebojsa Grujicic The truth of the moment "Over time, we all, more or less, became part of the establishment. But, unlike the sixty-eighth generation, the generation of the new wave did not make a historic decision to enter the establishment, that's why we don't really exist as a generation today."
Comment A student movement between paranoia and hope If the student movement is more concerned with "security assessments" than a real election campaign, it will lose what adorned it at the beginning and what shook progressive Serbia - the feeling of hope that exists and is real Slobodan Georgijev
Comment Svetozar Cvetković is both against black and against white Our great actor Svetozar Cvetković said in an interview for "Vreme" what is not said in our bazaar - that it is better to have Bitef, Fest and other festivals than not to have them. Many people will not like that because they are guided by the logic of "the worse the better" Nemanja Rujevic
Comment Desnica and Vučić: Caliph instead of Caliph Right-wing parties cannot support the student movement, despite the Kosovo students' pledge and all that iconography according to the principle "Kosovo is the heart of Serbia". Because the right-wing understanding of the world is particular, and the students firmly stand on the universality of the republican soil Ivan Milenkovic
