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Solidarity Campaign
7th October 2008
Dear friends,
We invite you to join our appeal for solidarity with Sonja Biserko and for her personal protection.
The attack on Sonja Biserko (the President of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, in Serbia) is a continuance of the attacks on human rights defenders in Serbia occurring since the beginning of the wars in former Yugoslavia. During this long period of time, we have all been victims of those attacks directed towards activists advocating for a radical discontinuity with the criminal past.
We kindly ask you to support us as you have supported us in our actions of the past.
Please send this letter (in an attachment), as an act of nonviolent pressure on the governing bodies in Serbia in order to maintain our own security and elementary Human Rights, to the following addresses:
Boris Tadic
The President of the Republic of Serbia
GENERAL SECRETARIAT OF THE
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
Andrićev venac 1, 11000 Beograd, Serbia
tel: +381 (0)11 363-2121, 322-8408
e-mail: izivanovic@predsednik.rs
predsednikvladesrbije@srbija.sr.gov.yu
Dr. Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic
The President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia
National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia
Kralja Milana 14,
11 000 Belgrade,
Republic of Serbia
Ivica Dacic
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior
Ministry of Interior
Belgrade, Bulevar Mihaila Pupina 2
tel: 306-2000 ext. 2601
muprs@mup.sr.gov.yu
kabinet.zpv@sr.gov.yu
In addition, we ask that you please send us a confirmation of your mailing; we will need it as a means of recording evidence, as well as for reference while addressing the liable institutions in Serbia.
In friendship and solidarity,
Women in Black
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