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"Mr President, it is precisely because Serbia has chosen the democratic path that there is reason for the European Parliament to remind everyone of two fundamental requirements that are made of any democratic state governed by law, namely that political freedom must prevail – one must not be able to be imprisoned for one’s political views or for the ethnic group to which one belongs – and that persons suspected of crimes – whether political leaders or common villains – must be put on trial so that their guilt and responsibility can be examined. Consequently, all political prisoners in Serbia must be freed.
The injustices committed by Milosevic must now come to an end. It is worth repeating that we make the same requirements of the political leaders in Kosovo. The persecution of minorities can
be justified. The new political leadership in Serbia must act in such a way, and I would like to point this out, Mr President, so that the former president and dictator Milosevic, together with his partners in crime, can be brought before the international war crimes tribunal in The Hague. It is
that Milosevic belongs and
at party conferences in Belgrade."@en1
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