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Bosnian Serb Leader Signs Laws Banning Central Police And Courts

Bosnian officials have filed a complaint at the Constitutional Court challenging laws that prohibit the state judiciary and police from operating in Serb-controlled areas, arguing that these laws violate Bosnia's constitution.
The laws were passed after Milorad Dodik was convicted and sentenced to a year in prison for his separatist actions.
Dodik, who has support from Russia, has continuously called for the separation of the Serb-run region to join Serbia, leading to fears of increased tensions.
Bosnian officials describe the legislation as a coup that threatens the unity of the country established by the Dayton peace accords.

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Zeit Online

Sarajevo: Bosnia's Constitutional Court repeals separatist laws

The Serbian part of Bosnia-Herzegovina wants to deprive Bosnian judicial bodies of their authority. The Constitutional Court sees the stability of the country in danger.

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RTV Slovenija

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Newsday

Bosnia's top court temporarily suspends separatist laws adopted by Bosnian Serbs

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5 days ago·United States

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Key West Citizen

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Bosnia top court suspends Serb leader's separatist laws

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5 days ago·Key West, United States

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Die Presse

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5 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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On Friday, the Police of the Serbian Republic of Bosnia expelled state police officers from a building in the main city of the region, Banja Luka, in a movement aimed at implementing separatist legislation passed by parliament and signed by leader Milorad Dodik. Last week, a state court sentenced Dodik, president of the Serbian Republic, to one year in prison and prohibited him from exercising politics for six years. Dodik rejected the ruling an…

5 days ago·Spain

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