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The Kosovo Police established a working group led by Deputy General Director Jankovic to prepare for the establishment of police stations in the new municipalities.

The following two days, several other police officers in Uroševać/Ferizaj, Djeneral Janković/Han i Elezit, Peć/Pejë, Mitrovica/Mitrovice, and Srbica/Skenderaj joined the protests.

[...] authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as neighbouring States, to take all necessary measures to apprehend Stanković.

We commend the Government of Serbia for apprehending Mr. Mladić, [...] [...]

Thirdly, we commend the efforts of Kosovo and Serbia to resolve [...] [...]

Fourthly, let me commend the statements made recently to promote reconciliation by the leaders of both Serbia and Kosovo, including [...] [...]

Bosnia and Herzegovina commends UNMIK, operating [...] [...]

In a letter of 14/01/2005, addressed to the Director-General, the Croatian Commission for UNESCO requested that UNESCO should be associated in 2006 with the 150th anniversary of the birth of Dragutin GORJANOVIC KRAMBERGER.

[...] [...] d’Ivoire’s human rights situation and commended it for its political will in signing the [...]

The following members of the Committee participated in the examination of the present communication: Amna Ali Al-Suwaidi, Mohammed Al-Tarawneh, Monsur Ahmed Chowdhury, Maria Soledad Cisternas Reyes, Theresia Degener, Gábor Gombos, Fatiha Hadj-Salah, Hyung Shik Kim, Lofti ben Lallahom, Stig Langvald, Edah Wangechi Maina, Ronald McCallum, Ana Pelaez Narvaez, Silvia Judith Quan-Chang, Carlos Rios Espinosa, Damjan Tatic, Germán Xavier Torres Correa and Jia Yang.

[...] [...] Council for Science and Technology of Malta; H.E. Ms. Sanja Viahović, Minister of Science of Montenegro; Mr. Irfan Nadeem Sayeed, Federal Secretary, Ministry of Science and Technology [...] [...]

In the cases Strugar, Blaskic, Naletilic and Martinovic, and Kordic and Cerkez, the Trial Chamber did not require pleading or proof of the nature of the armed conflict to satisfy the elements of this crime.

Although the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has convicted three persons for assisting Stanković’s escape, the Office of the Prosecutor encourages the authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as neighbouring States, to take all necessary measures to apprehend him.

Stanković was the first indictee of the Tribunal to be transferred to Bosnia and Herzegovina pursuant to rule 11bis of the Rules.

It is my sad duty to inform you, Sir, of the death of one of our colleagues, Judge Anatoly Lazarevich Kolodkin, on 24 February.

[...] would like to commend UNMIK, under the leadership of Special Representative Zarif, for its efforts and important role in maintaining peace and stability in Kosovo and the entire region.

It commended its efforts to prepare [...]

(Serbia): At the outset, allow me to express the satisfaction of the Republic of Serbia with the Security Council’s recent press statement (SC/10265), and particularly with the congratulations my country received for the recent arrest of Ratko Mladić and [...] [...]

It also commended efforts to improve [...] [...]

(Bosnia and Herzegovina): Let me first thank the Secretary-General for his detailed report on the latest developments in Afghanistan and the United Nations activities in the country (S/2010/318).

The fact that convicted war criminal Radovan Stanković (transferred from the Tribunal to Bosnia and Herzegovina pursuant to rule 11 bis) remains at large almost four years after he escaped from prison in Foča was identified as a serious concern.

(Bosnia and Herzegovina): I would like to begin by thanking Mr. Lynn Pascoe, Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, for his update on recent developments in the Middle East.

[...] [...] leadership of the Viljandi County Authority, [...] [...]