OHR related Interviews

I have always been an advocate for a faster granting of a candidate status, and a slower granting of a member status. What is most important in-between is transition, reforms…

Maybe the international community has not been putting enough stress on coexistence, because after the war there was a lot of talk about military security, which is understandable. Maybe we should have had programmes for coexistence and reconciliation, like, for example, the French and the Germans.

I strongly believe that without truth and justice reconciliation and healing is impossible. Also, to reach the truth and justice is our debt to the victims and the last thing we can do to make them rest in peace.

My views on the referendum are well known, and I used this opportunity to once again share them with the leadership of Republika Srpska.

I welcome the signals indicating the referendum has been put to one side. This is the right thing to do.

An EU membership application is always a positive development for a country and its citizens. I would argue it is especially important for BiH.

When it comes to the implementation of the ruling the BiH Constitution, Annex 4 of the Peace Agreement, explicitly states that decisions of the Constitutional Court are final and binding.