Dealing with illegal Serb minority structures in Kosova, as well as Serbia’s and International
community’s stance towards them is more than necessary, as these illegal structures are the
greatest danger not only for Kosova's statehood, but also for stability in the region. Serbia's
stance towards them is a destructive one, since not only that she has established them, she has
also funded them at all times. On the other side, the international community not only that
they have allowed their establishment and functioning, by not taking any measures against
those structures, however, she instead after the declaration of independence of Kosova is
trying to impose the Kosovan institutions that they are legalized.
Given that we are dealing with a topic about which, thousands of pages can be written, this
paper seeks to address this problem in brief, so that the reader can have a quick access into
this phenomenon, which is producing only instability and insecurity in Kosova and in the
Balkans. The unequal treatment of the Albanian majority population vis-à-vis the Serb
minority in Kosova by the international community represents a disturbing fact and produces
an additional uncertainty to the Albanian majority population in Kosova.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- INTRODUCTION
- THE SERB MINORITY IN KOSOVA, ITS ILLEGAL STRUCTURES AND THE ROLE OF SERBIA
- DISREGARDING OF KOSOVA POLICE CHAIN OF COMMAND BY THE SERB MINORITY
- SERBIA'S BEHAVIOUR AFTER THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF KOSOVA.
- PERSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT OF SERBIAN WAR CRIMINALS
- THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONALS IN COMBATING OF SERB CRIME AND SETTING THE RULE OF LAW IN KOSOVA
- SUMMARY
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This paper aims to provide a concise overview of the issue of illegal Serb minority structures in Kosova, examining the role of Serbia and the international community in their establishment and maintenance. The paper highlights the dangers these structures pose to Kosova's statehood and regional stability, and it explores the uneven treatment of the Albanian majority population by the international community.
- The impact of illegal Serb minority structures on Kosova's statehood and regional stability
- Serbia's role in establishing and funding these structures
- The international community's response to these structures and their potential impact on the rule of law in Kosova
- The unequal treatment of the Albanian majority population compared to the Serb minority in Kosova
- The role of secret services and international intelligence agencies in the situation
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
The introduction sets the context for the paper, outlining the significance of illegal Serb minority structures in Kosova and the problematic stances of Serbia and the international community. The paper highlights the dangers these structures pose to Kosova's statehood and regional stability.
The second chapter examines the role of Serbia in supporting these illegal structures, focusing on Serbia's actions after the declaration of independence of Kosova and the disregard of the Kosova police chain of command by the Serb minority. The chapter also discusses the persecution and punishment of Serbian war criminals.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
The paper explores the key concepts of illegal structures, Serb minority, Kosova's statehood, regional stability, Serbia's role, international community, rule of law, unequal treatment, secret services, and international intelligence agencies. It examines the impact of these structures on Kosova's stability and security.
- Quote paper
- Enver Sopjani (Author), 2012, Illegal structures of Serb minority in Kosova and the stance of Serbia and International Community towards them, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/202167
