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09:35 Cetrnaestoro dece, koja su ostala sirocad nakon NATO napada na Aleksinac, primila su u nedelju 2320 dolara humanitarne pomoci koju su prikupila deca iz Viskonsina (Sjedinjene drzave) koja pohadjaju nastavu u srpskoj skoli Sveti Nikola. 14 children, orphaned in NATO strikes on the Aleksinac received on Sunday 2320-dollar-worth relief aid sent by children attending the Serbian school St. Nicholas in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
09:00 "Zivot i ljudska prava muslimana u Crnoj Gori nisu nista bolji nego u Srbiji", izjavio je juce predsednik Helsinskog komiteta za ljudska prava u Sandzaku Sefko Alomerovic za bosansku televiziju. On je dodao i da rezim Mila Djukanovica nije ucinio nista da unapredi ljudska prava muslimana u Crnoj Gori. "The lives and human rights of muslims in Montenegro are no better than in Serbia, stated President of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Sandzak Sefko Alomerovic in an interview for Bosnia Television today. He added that the Milo Djukanovic regime had done nothing to improve the human rights of muslims in Montenegro.
08:25 Kako pise danasnji Njujork tajms, americka administracija se snazno protivi nameri Evropske unije da uputi energente i drugu humanitarnu pomoc u pojedine srbijanske gradove u kojima je na vlasti opozicija. "Zabrinuti smo zbog predloga koji bi mogao imati odgovarajuce humane ciljeve, ali bi mogao biti i direktna ili indirektna podrsaka rezimu", rekao je juce portparol Stejt departmenta Dzejms Rubin. According to the today's New York Times, USA Administrations is strongly opposed to Europian Union plans to provide heating oil and other aid to certain Yugoslav cites controlled by opposition parties. "We're concerned about proposals that may have appropriate humanitarian goals but may lead to developments that directly or indirectly support the regime," the State Department's spokesman, James Rubin, said yesterday.