Osijek
FM: Events in Croatia are regrettable, why is EU silent?
A monument to Ustasha criminal Alojzije Stepinac in Osijek, Croatia "is a clear message to Serbs that crimes against them are allowed and will not be punished.
Pedestrian manhandled, handcuffed for crossing against light
A policeman in Osijek, Croatia "threw a middle-aged woman onto the concrete and handcuffed her" for crossing the street against a red light.
This has been reported by the Croatian website index.hr, which noted the incident happened on Thursday morning, "and caused a good deal of attention among citizens."
Croatia Drops Warrant for Branimir Glavas Arrest
Zagreb county court made the ruling on Tuesday, clearing the way for Glavas to return from Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he was released from jail last week.
Glavas's Facebook page posted the decision to revoke the arrest warrant on Tuesday with a picture showing a man breaking free of chains and the word "Freedom".
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Release of Glavas "insult to Serb victims"
Release of Glavas "insult to Serb victims"
BELGRADE -- Miodrag Linta believes that the release of war criminal Branimir Glavas constitutes another insult and humiliation for Serb victims.
The president of the Coalition of Refugee Associations in Serbia believes this is true not only of those who perished Croatia's town of Osijek, but throughout that country as well.
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Croatia Quashes Branimir Glavas War Crimes Sentence
The Croatian constitutional court on Monday revoked the ruling convicting Glavas, who was found guilty in two cases of war crimes against Serb civilians in the city of Osijek in 1991-92, and ordered new proceedings against him.
War crimes conviction against Croat politician canceled
War crimes conviction against Croat politician canceled
ZAGREB -- Croatian Constitutional Court has overturned the ruling that the country's Supreme Court passed against Branimir Glavas.
Glavas is a former Croatian police official, army general, and member of parliament who was found guilty for committing war crimes against Serb civilians in the town of Osijek in 1991.
Serbia ousted from European Championship
OSIJEK - World vice champions Serbia failed to qualify for the second phase of the 2014 European Women's Handball Championship after losing to Slovakia 23-21 (6-11) in their last group D match of the Preliminary Round in Osijek (Croatia) last night.
The team coached by Sasa Boskovic lost all the three matches it played in the group, from Montenegro, France and Slovakia.
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Serbia's loses second match women's handball EC
OSIJEK - Serbia lost to France 27-16 (11-3) in the second round of Group D of the women's handball European championships in Osijek, Croatia, on Wednesday.
This was Serbia's second defeat at this event, after losing to Montenegro 22-19 in the first round.
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Jailed Croatia General Sues Over ‘War Profiteer’ Claim
General Branimir Glavas, currently serving a war crimes sentence in Bosnia, has been sent to Croatia to pursue his libel case against the mayor of Osijek, who called him a war profiteer.
Catholic Masses for Croatian Pupils Criticised
Protagora, a group that campaigns for secular values, criticised on Monday what it said was the widespread practice of Croatian schools taking pupils to mass on the first day of the new school year.
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