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GRADIŠKA, May 2 (FENA) - Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mladen Ivanić yesterday in Gradiška attended the marking of the "Exodus of Serbs from Western Slavonia in 1995".
Ivanić said that politicians should keep insisting that crimes against Serbs are adequately processed and punished but also pointed out that key responsibility lies with BiH judicial institutions.
He claims that the case of arrest and then release from custody of the former commander of the Fifth Corps of the Army of RBiH Atif Dudaković "is an example of unprecedented political pressure on judicial institutions".
Ivanić added in his statement for the press that in this case he was surprised by complete lack of reactions from the international community.
The entity president Milorad Dodik also commented that “there is still no justice for the Serb victims”.
Dodik again talked about the entity of RS as if it were a state and said that “the Serbs should cherish and protect both Republika Srpska and Serbia.”
(FENA) S. R.
