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On 10 July 2007 the High Representative, in the exercise of his authority
under Article V of Annex 10 of the General Framework Agreement for Peace,
ordered the seizure of travel documents belonging to certain individuals in
order to prevent activities, which were, or which threatened to be, obstructive
of the peace implementation process as pursued under the aegis of the General
Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
After consultation with the relevant law enforcement partners, including the
International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), the High
Representative has decided to lift the order in relation to the individual
listed in the Annex.
The individual listed in the Annex shall be entitled to have his travel
documents, including identity card, which were seized pursuant to an order of
the High Representative, returned to him, unless there are reasons under
domestic law for so not to do.
This Decision does not entitle the individual listed in the Annex to
compensation for any remuneration, benefits, privileges, or status forfeited as
a result of the application of the order seizing travel documents.
This Decision repeals the order to seize the travel documents prospectively,
the order is not expunged and remain as part of the legislative record of Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
This Decision does not prejudice any ongoing or future legal process or
measure taken by domestic authorities against the individual listed in
Annex.
This Decision does not prejudice the right of the High Representative to take
future action against the individual listed in the Annex should he again
obstruct, or threaten to obstruct, the implementation of the General Framework
Agreement for Peace.
This Decision has immediate effect and will not require any further
procedural steps.
Sarajevo, 25 February
2011
Dr.Valentin Inzko
High
Representative
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