Symbols are concerning given rise in hate speech, denial of genocide in Western Balkans, says UN rights office

Symbols glorifying convicted war criminals should have no place in the public space

UN voices concern over Serbian police protecting symbols praising war criminals

Marko Vidojković, Dejan Kožul and Željko Veljković were bullied and intimidated on social media, including threats like "I will slaughter you and your family"

Reporters Without Borders urged police protection for the journalists, adding that Serbian officials and pro-government media "played a role in creating a climate for these attacks"

Serbian journalists threatened over reporting of Srebrenica

The second and final verdicts will be handed down by the Appeals Chamber Judges Prisca Matimba Nyambe, Aminatta Lois Runeni N’gum, Seymour Panton, Elizabeth Ibanda-Nahamya, and the newly appointed Judge Mustapha El Baaj

Mladić, 78, is expected to be in court, where he has previously delivered angry outbursts against the West and accused the judges of lying

Delivery of final verdict against Ratko Mladić scheduled for Tuesday, June 8

He  also underlined that it would be a slap in the face for all the honest citizens of Montenegro

Komšić: Those who proposed it are no better than the war criminals

UN voices concern over Serbian police protecting symbols praising war criminals

Serbian journalists threatened over reporting of Srebrenica

Delivery of final verdict against Ratko Mladić scheduled for Tuesday, June 8

Komšić: Naming a street after Ratko Mladić an insult to all victims of genocide

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UN voices concern over Serbian police protecting symbols praising war criminals

Serbian journalists threatened over reporting of Srebrenica

Delivery of final verdict against Ratko Mladić scheduled for Tuesday, June 8

Komšić: Naming a street after Ratko Mladić an insult to all victims of genocide