The chairperson of the Serbian parliament’s Committee for Kosovo and Metohija, Milovan Drecun assessed that resolution on Serb genocide against Albanians during the conflict in 1999 is a message to Serbs MPs not to return to Kosovo parliament.

Director of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Đurić objected today to announced creation of army of Kosovo and downsizing of KFOR, and pointed that it would not serve the peace and stability, and protection of Serbs in the province. At the NATO Parliamentary Assembly session Đurić said that downsizing of KFOR could mean only destabilization, and in worst case scenario, violence against non-Albanians. “Who will, if there is no KFOR around, protect monastery Visoki Dečani and Serbs in Gračanca, Štrpce...?”asked Đurić.

Serbian government appointed Dragan Vladisavljevic at the post of acting-director of the Coordination Affairs Office in the negotiation process with Pristina, published the latest ‘Official Gazette’, reported Beta agency.

Belgrade requests that agreement on disbanding the Civil Protection in northern Kosovo cover 751 members of that structure, whereas Pristina offered 483 work places.

After reviewing more than 100 complaints over insufficient criminal investigations with regard to disappearances, kidnappings and murders in Kosovo, Human Rights Advisory Panel came to conclusion that failures of UNMIK in that regard were systematic and that they cannot be justified, reads the newest report of the UNMIK Human Rights Advisory Panel (HRAP). HRAP has closed 97 cases in 2014, whereas 88 are pending opinions.