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  1. The Kosovo judiciary is investigating crimes committed by Serbian forces, prompted by the Recak massacre and involving the role of NATO bombing campaigns.

Selective handling of former Yugoslavia war crimes.

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Selective handling of former Yugoslavia war crimes.

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  1. International pressure mounts on Serbia regarding the handling of former Yugoslavia war crimes.1 source
  2. Marta Kos criticized Serbia's plans to honor war criminals while speaking at the Bled Strategic Forum, amidst Serbia's EU accession bid.Sub-event
  3. The current political division in the region is impacting political stability, reflecting on the descent of former Yugoslavia into slaughter.Sub-event
  4. The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals addresses war crimes involving Ratko Mladić in Serbia.Sub-event
  5. Ratko Mladić was tracked down in rural Serbia.Sub-event
  6. Suspects are seeking refuge in Serbia.1 source
  7. Arrests and rights suppression targeting Yugoslav organizations occurred in Çanakkale, Türkiye, ahead of the NATO Summit.Sub-event
  8. Selective handling of former Yugoslavia war crimes.1 source

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