Republika Srpska will imprison those who label it a genocidal entity
The People's Assembly of the Republika Srpska BiH urgently adopted the Law on non-execution of the decision of the High Representative for BiH, as well as the Law on amendments to the Criminal Code of the Republic.
This was reported by RTRS, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
By a unanimous vote of all parliamentary factions, the Republika Srpska parliament adopted a law according to which anti-Serb amendment the Western overseer for BiH - the High Representative, the Austrian diplomat Valentin Inzko (implying criminal liability for denying the fake “genocide in Srebrenica”, the verdicts of the biased Hague Tribunal and the glorification of Serbian heroes declared “war criminals” by the Hague court) do not operate on the territory of the Serbian entity. In addition, the institutions of the Republika Srpska will not cooperate with the competent authorities of BiH regarding the implementation of these amendments.
“Intsko could not prove that he is not an instrument of Bosniak politics and not their goldfish for fulfilling desires,” commented the Chairman of the People’s Assembly of the RS Nedeljko Cubrilovic on the situation. “With this decision, he pushed BiH into the biggest crisis since the war.”
The adopted amendments to the Criminal Code of the RS establish a prison sentence of up to three years for insult, disrespect or gross humiliation of the symbols of the Republika Srpska, and from six months to five years for those who publicly call the Republika Srpska and the Bosnian Serbs a “genocidal entity” and “aggressors.” The same offenses committed by government officials are punishable by imprisonment from two to ten years. Those who commit the listed crimes with the intention of changing the constitutional order, territorial integrity or independence of the Republika Srpska are subject to penalties of three to fifteen years in prison.
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