Joint Statement of Professor Mile Akmadzic and Professor Nikola Koljevic

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Country/entity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Yugoslavia (former)
Region
Europe and Eurasia
Europe and Eurasia
Agreement name
Joint Statement of Professor Mile Akmadzic and Professor Nikola Koljevic
Date
19 Jan 1994
Agreement status
Multiparty signed/agreed
Interim arrangement
Yes
Agreement/conflict level
Intrastate/intrastate conflict ()
Stage
Pre-negotiation/process
Conflict nature
Government/territory
Peace process
Bosnia Local peace processes
Parties
Professor Mile Akmadzic; Professor Nikola Koljevic
Third parties
-
Description
This short declaration commits the parties to further cooperation and relations between the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna and Republika Srpska.

Agreement document
BA_940119_Joint Statement of Professor Mile Akmadzic and Professor Nikola Koljevic.pdf | Download PDF

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Children/youth
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Disabled persons
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Elderly/age
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Groups→Racial/ethnic/national group→Rhetorical
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...The Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna and Republika Srpska express their readiness to sign, without any delay, a similar statement with the Muslims. They appeal to the Muslims to join them in establishing peace without delay in the entire territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Gender

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Governance

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Electoral commission
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Political parties reform
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Traditional/religious leaders
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Public administration
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Constitution
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Power sharing

Political power sharing
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Territorial power sharing
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Economic power sharing
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Military power sharing
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Human rights and equality

Human rights/RoL general
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Bill of rights/similar
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Treaty incorporation
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Civil and political rights
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Socio-economic rights
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Rights related issues

Citizenship
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Democracy
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Mobility/access
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Protection measures
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Other
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Rights institutions

NHRI
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Regional or international human rights institutions
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Justice sector reform

Criminal justice and emergency law
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State of emergency provisions
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Judiciary and courts
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Prisons and detention
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Traditional Laws
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Socio-economic reconstruction

Development or socio-economic reconstruction
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National economic plan
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Natural resources
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International funds
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Business
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Taxation
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Banks
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Land, property and environment

Land reform/rights
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Pastoralist/nomadism rights
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Cultural heritage
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Environment
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Water or riparian rights or access
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Security sector

Security Guarantees
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Ceasefire
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Police
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Armed forces
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DDR
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Intelligence services
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Parastatal/rebel and opposition group forces
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Withdrawal of foreign forces
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Corruption
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Crime/organised crime
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Drugs
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Terrorism
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Transitional justice

Transitional justice general
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Amnesty/pardon
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Courts
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Mechanism
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Prisoner release
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Vetting
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Victims
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Missing persons
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Reparations
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Reconciliation
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Implementation

UN signatory
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Other international signatory
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Referendum for agreement
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International mission/force/similar
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Enforcement mechanism
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Related cases
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Source
B.G. Ramcharan (ed.) The International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia: Official Papers, Volume 2 (The Hague: Kluwer Law International, 1997) p. 1363

Joint Statement of Professor Mile Akmadzic and Professor Nikola Koljevic

Taking into account the current status of negotiations within the framework of the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia, as well as the need to create an atmosphere of trust with a view to establishing peace among all the conflicting parties, the representatives of the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna and Republika Srpska issue the following

JOINT STATEMENT

The Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna and Republika Srspka have agreed to establish permanent peace.

They agree that no disputable questions exist between them, which could not be resolved in a peaceful way.

They have decided to establish official relations in order to establish political and economic ties and further humanitarian activities.

The Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna and Republika Srpska will open their offices in Sarajevo and Mostar, respectively, and both will start working on 15 February 1994.

The Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna and Republika Srpska express their readiness to sign, without any delay, a similar statement with the Muslims.

They appeal to the Muslims to join them in establishing peace without delay in the entire territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Geneva, 19 January 1994