LEGAL GUIDE TO THE KOSOVO CONFLICT

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JURIST Calling Yugoslavia! Lawyers, law students, law professors and other academics - use this form to send us your comments or reports. Vase komentare i e-mail mozete nam posalti na srpskom jeziku:
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You may also e-mail us at JURIST@law.pitt.edu. Those wishing to electronically mask their identities should use the Anonymizer service provided by the Kosovo Privacy Project. Comments or reports from JURIST readers elsewhere in the Balkans, especially in Albania and Macedonia, are also welcome.


The following are the
latest e-mail letters and messages sent to JURIST: The Law Professors' Network by lawyers, law students, law professors and other academic and special correspondents from Yugoslavia. Some of these e-mails are legal analyses, some are situation reports, and some are personal stories. The names and affiliations of a number of our correspondents have been withheld to protect their identities. While this forum is shared by Yugoslavs from different ethnic backgrounds, readers should note that most of our Yugoslavian e-mail comes from Serbia; communication with ethnic Albanian correspondents in Montenegro and Kosovar Albanian refugees now in Macedonia has only recently been (re-)established. Any opinions expressed in these e-mails are exclusively those of their authors.

Do you have comments or questions for our Yugoslav correspondents? Address your responses to JURIST@law.pitt.edu - please include the words "Yugoslav E-mail Response" in the Subject line of your message, and please indicate your city and country of residence. Selected comments and questions already submitted are available for review.



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