On the website of the Appellate Court, the decision to cancel the decision of the first instance court for the extradition of the Belarusian activist Andrej Gnjot was published.
Both the Serbian and Belarusian ministries of information claim that Gnjot was not the topic of conversation between the two ministers, but cooperation with Telekom, which was held immediately after the Court of Appeal in Belgrade decided on the extradition of activist and journalist Andrej Gnjot to that country.
"It is a very clear message from the authorities that anyone who dares to kill a journalist can go unpunished," said the representative of the New York Committee to Protect Journalists, Gulnoze Said.
"Now the question is where to go next and what can be done to investigate what kind of court team this is and what was its function after all," said historian Branka Prpa, who witnessed the liquidation of Slavko Ćuruvija.
Journalist associations, media associations and trade unions held a protest in front of the Court of Appeal due to the acquittal of those accused of the murder of journalist and editor Slavko Ćuruvija.
Because of the acquittal of the accused for the murder of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija, several journalist and media associations have scheduled a protest in front of the Court of Appeal in Belgrade in Nemanja Street for Monday at 14 p.m. Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation, NUNS, NDNV, Media Association, AOM, Local Press, KUM Nezavisnost, ANEM, and UNS invited to the potest
The appellate court ended the three-year process with the decision that Minja Bogavac was illegally dismissed from the position of director of the Šabac Theatre, thus confirming that her only fault was that she was not at the will of the SNS authorities. She spoke about this experience for the "Vremena" portal.
"This decision has nothing to do with the first-instance verdict," lawyer Marko Pantić tells "Vreme" and adds that detention is not and must not be a substitute for serving a sentence.
Is there ongoing media preparation of the public for the final pre-judgement, which has been waiting for 24 years? Veran Matić, the president of the Commission for Investigating Murders of Journalists, states that he received a certificate of acquittal from a state secretary.
"Labor disputes should be resolved urgently, but if the court proceedings last 20 years, then all we have to do is cross our fingers and ask ourselves, for God's sake, where are we?" With these words, the retired judge of the Supreme Court, at the same time one of the best experts in the field of labor law, Dr. Zoran Ivošević, addressed those present at the conference "On legal uncertainty and the position of illegally dismissed journalists in the light of the role and jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court."
When the authorities started dealing with cases of missing babies, Jasmina Stojanović filed a criminal complaint with the Prosecutor's Office in 2002, they went to give a statement at the Palace of Justice, and then "suddenly" a death certificate and a funeral report appeared. The certificate written in illegible handwriting, from which nothing can be understood, and the funeral service's name was denied by PUK "Pogrebne Usluge"
On Monday, December 5, the Court of Appeal in Belgrade will open a five-day session in which it will decide on appeals against the second verdict of the Special Department of the High Court for Organized Crime, by which the four defendants were sentenced to several years in prison for the murder of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija, just like the first time. The verdict will be delivered by the end of the week
"I feel defeated. These people are ready for anything," says "Žig Info" journalist Milan Jovanović after the decision of the Appellate Court to overturn the verdict against Dragoljub Simonović for burning down his house. For Veran Matić, this is a "great tragedy of the judiciary" which is obviously influenced by "some powerful forces"
After more than seven years, Darko Šarić was transferred from prison to house arrest, where he will remain under electronic surveillance until the end of the appeals process. The Court of Appeal considers that the likelihood that he will flee has decreased
