TOP OF SERBIAN DB SENTENCED Cero: Dayton solutions are no longer valid, double convictions for Joint Criminal Enterprise proved that Bosnia and Herzegovina was subjected to aggression

(Patria) - No matter how individual the responsibility in the verdicts is, this is about the institutional responsibility of those convicted, says Muharem Cero in a reaction for Patria. 

Cero, who continuously follows the post-Yugoslav crisis, points out that since this is a verdict for a Joint Criminal Enterprise, and after the first JCE for which the Croatian six were convicted, it is clear that Dayton solutions can no longer support the structure of BiH, considering the two verdicts for JCE which must have repercussions on the constitutional order of our country. 

“When the court was established, one of the key goals was to determine the character of the war in BiH, and it is now a double aggression based on a double JCE. The character of an unfortunate conflict, as stated in the Dayton Peace Agreement, can no longer be supported,” adds Cero. 

The character of the war as a double aggression, as he says, implies constitutional reform for the sovereign state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 

“Dayton solutions must be adapted to the character of the war for the sovereign state of Bosnia and Herzegovina,” concludes Cero. 

Therefore, it cannot happen that the creators of the war against Bosnia are punished, while their effects are validated. The effects must be removed, because these are people with institutional capacity. We are witnessing the validation of effects, while punishing the perpetrators, and this must change,” says Cero.