Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2000-03-15-Speech-3-218"
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"en.20000315.7.3-218"2
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"Mr President, I confess that I find it strange to hear the word genocide used about action against the Yugoslavian Government, the same Yugoslavian Government that carried out various actions in Kosovo involving exactly that type of behaviour. I also find it impossible to forget that this same government has, in the past, promoted a wide range of actions to destabilise Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, and has repeatedly played a destabilising role in the entire region.
I totally accept the honourable Member’s premise that every people needs to be the master of its own destiny, that is exactly what we are seeking. But we want this to mean access to the media, total freedom of expression for the opposition, unrestricted individual rights, freedoms and guarantees, the rule of law and total transparency in the institutions. If that is what Mr Korakas thinks exists in Serbia, then we know where we stand."@en1
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