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On Wednesday, the Serbian Parliament adopted the Declaration on Protection of the National and Political Rights and the Joint Future of the Serbs. One hundred and thirty-nine MPs voted for the declaration, nine voted against, there were no abstentions and six MPs did not participate in the vote. A draft of the resolution had been adopted by the All-Serbian Assembly on June 8.
The Declaration declares that the Serbian nation represents a single whole and that Kosovo-Metohija is an unalienable part of the Republic of Serbia and that the Assembly condemns the United Nations resolution on Srebrenica.
The Declaration contains 49 conclusions, stances and objectives proposed by the All-Serbian Assembly of Serbia and Srpska with a view to preserving peace, stability and the national and religious identity as well as to increasing cooperation and mutual protection. The Assembly rejected various imposed prefixes to the noun “Serbs,” noting that, wherever they may live, members of the Serbian nation have the right to call themselves Serbs.
The resolution also states that Republika Srpska is a single and indivisible subject of constitutional law that performs its constitutional, legislative, executive, and judicial functions independently in accordance with the Bosnia and Herzegovina Constitution – Annex 4 of the Dayton Peace Agreement, and that its territory cannot be alienated in a manner not in accordance with the Constitution of Republika Srpska and its laws.
The resolution also supports the efforts of the Republic of Serbia to preserve its territorial integrity and sovereignty, guaranteed by international law and UNSCR1244 and other UNSC resolutions, as well as the right and the duty of the Republic of Serbia to commit to the survival of Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija.
The same resolution was also adopted by the National Assembly of Republika Srpska on July 3.
