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Sarajevo, 07 February 2001 In accordance with his Decision of 11 January 2001, the High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, yesterday appointed the members of the Constitutional Commission of the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and of the Commission on Constitutional Issues of the Republika Srp [...]

Visoki predstavnik, Wolfgang Petritsch, danas je donio odluku kojom obvezuje Republiku Srpsku (RS) i Federaciju BiH (FBiH) na arbitražu o međuentitetskoj crti razgraničenja u sarajevskim predgrađima Dobrinja I i Dobrinja IV, čiji će rezultat biti konačan i obvezujući.

Radna skupina za ljudska prava (Human Rights Task Force), čiji su članovi čelni ljudi vodećih međunarodnih organizacija koje djeluju u BiH (OHR, OESS, UNHCR, UNHCHR i UNMiBH), sastala se u ponedjeljak, 5. veljače, u cilju utvrđivanja i prihvatanja prioriteta iz oblasti ljudskih prava za 2001. godinu.

Sarajevo, 02 February 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, today visited Slovenia. In his talks with Slovenia's President Milan Kucan; Prime Minister, Janez Drnovsek; Foreign Minister, Dimitrij Rupel, and the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Slovenian Parliament, the High Representative stressed Slovenia's important role with regard t [...]

Sarajevo, 31 January 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, today issued a Decision to remove Radio Television of Republika Srpska from a list of companies scheduled for privatisation. The High Representative holds that RT RS must remain publicly owned to ensure that it is restructured as an effectively run and sustainably funded public [...]

Sarajevo, 30 January 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, today met with Prof. Dr. Atif Purivatra, Prof Dr. Jusuf Ziga and Prof. Dr. Avdo Sofradija of the Congress of Bosniak Intellectuals. Discussions focused on the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a particular accent on issues of concern to the Bosniak community, inc [...]

New York Times, 29 January 2001 Letters to the Editor 28 January 2001 In "Not Happening" (column, Jan. 23), Thomas L. Friedman suggests a soft partition of Bosnia: the Serbian sector under Serbia, the Croatian sector under Croatia, and the Muslim sector as an independent mini-state.

Sarajevo, 24 January 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, met yesterday in Sarajevo with Martin Ragu`, the Chair of the BiH Council of Ministers. During the meeting Mr. Raguz provided the High Representative with an update of the Council's recent work, which the High Representative evaluated positively. The two also discussed the statu [...]

Sarajevo, 23 January 2001 During the month of November, the rate of implementation of property laws in BiH rose from 19% to 20%. In the Federation, the rate has increased to 27% from 25%, and from 11% to 12% in the Republika Srpska. The rate in Brcko has dropped to 14% due to the removal of repossessions of destroyed properties from the statistics. [...]