Human Rights, Refugees, and War Crimes; The Prospects for Peace in Bosnia (Classic Reprint): Hearing Before the Committee on International Relations, ... Session, November 15, 1995 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Facing Bosnia's brutal reality: this hearing collection lays out human rights, refugees, and war crimes on the path to peace. The document centers on the November 15, 1995 hearing in which lawmakers, advocates, and experts examine how rights, justice, and displacement influence any peace agreement in the Balkans. It frames questions about returning refugees, prosecuting war criminals, and building a sustainable peace.

The text highlights the stakes of a peace process that must respect universal rights while balancing political and security concerns. It includes testimony from leaders in humanitarian work and human rights advocacy, plus discussion of the roles of international organizations, tribunals, and refugee agencies in shaping the outcome.

• Discussion of refugees, displaced persons, and the right to return, with attention to voluntary and safe relocation.


• Debate over war crimes accountability and how tribunals integrate with peace efforts.


• Consideration of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, OSCE bodies, and other international actors in rebuilding governance and justice systems.


• Focus on ensuring long-term human rights protections as a condition of any lasting settlement.

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