Razgovor:Općina Livno
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To Whom It May Concern:
First of all, I would like to state that Livno is a city in Bosnia, and not in Croatia. Before the war in Bosnia, where thousands of Muslims were massacred, Livno was a city that contained three main religions. I have a few questions for the people that are currently running the city, and they follow like so: Why are three Croatian flags hanging in downtown Livno, and not three Bosnian flags? (What is the message for the citizens of Livno through these flags) Isn't Livno in Bosnia, and NOT in Croatia? Why are the public schools in Livno teaching their students the Croatian language and not the Bosnian language and the Bosnian culture? Why is the police department in Livno only concentrating on harsh and discriminating punishments against the Muslim citizens of Livno? (Where is the "democracy") How long is it going to take Livno, and the individuals that occupy the city of Livno, to catch up to the 21st century? Let us face the facts, and start to turn Livno in the direction that it needs to be headed in, Livno needs to take the first step by making changes to catch up to the western systems of democracy and the European Union. Since the city of Livno is a very small city, hopefully this message will get in the right hands, and inform the "leaders" of Livno that Human Rights are coming your way.
Sincerely, Human Rights Activists