The Bosnian Constitutional Court suspended the validity of the new legislation on Friday, which was in the territory of the Bosnian Republic of Serbia (RS) to disable the scope of the national police and judicial authorities. According to the AFP report, TASR writes about it.
The four laws in question, which banned the competence of the police, the SIPA secret service in the territory of the RS, signed the leader of the Bosnian Serbs Milorad Dodik on Wednesday. The legislation was supposed to enter into force on Friday, while Dodik on that day called on ethnic Serbs in the country working in the BAH components in question to give a notice and come to the RS. He guaranteed them the preservation of posts, ranks and salaries, or their increase.
EU and USA legislation condemned
The Bosnian Constitutional Court announced on Friday that it temporarily suspends the effectiveness of the legislation until the definitive verdict. Both the European Union and the US Embassy in Sarajevo have previously condemned the legislation, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs Bah Elmedin Konakovich has described the law as a “textbook state coup”.
Dodik responded to the laws in question to the Sarajevo Court’s decision last week, who sent him to prison for a year and imposed him a six -year ban on pursuing political activities for not respecting the UN High Representative for BAH Christian Schmidt. This verdict is not yet valid.
Dodik also announced on Thursday that he would not respect the summons of the prosecutor’s office, which is investigating him for alleged deeds against constitutionality. The latest development of events thus escalates tensions in this ethnically divided country.
The Memorial Center in Srebrenica, where most of the 8,000 victims were buried in July 1995, was announced in response, in response, in response to the uncertain situation, it will remain “closed” until there. Serbian.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a federal state. In addition to the RS with Serbian, it is also mostly made up of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, dominated by the Bosnias (Muslims) and Croats. These two entities were created on the basis of the Dayton Peace Agreement, which ended the war in 1992-1995. His legitimacy of Bosnian Serbs is not recognized.
