Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
09BELGRADE345
2009-04-21 14:19:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Belgrade
Cable title:
SERBIA TO GIVE FULL CONSIDERATION TO U.S. HUMAN RIGHTS
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UNCLAS BELGRADE 000345
DEPT FOR IO/RHS (OSTERMEIER, PATEL) AND DRL/MLGA (SICADE)
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL SR
SUBJECT: SERBIA TO GIVE FULL CONSIDERATION TO U.S. HUMAN RIGHTS
COUNCIL CANDIDACY
REF: STATE 36629
UNCLAS BELGRADE 000345
DEPT FOR IO/RHS (OSTERMEIER, PATEL) AND DRL/MLGA (SICADE)
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL SR
SUBJECT: SERBIA TO GIVE FULL CONSIDERATION TO U.S. HUMAN RIGHTS
COUNCIL CANDIDACY
REF: STATE 36629
1. During an April 21 meeting with PolChief, MFA Acting Director
General for Multilateral Affairs Ambassador Jovan Mirilovic promised
that Serbia would give full attention and consideration to the
United States' candidacy for the UN Human Rights Council (reftel).
He indicated, however, that Serbia likely would adopt a formal
position only on the eve of the May 12 election.
2. Mirilovic said that he would pass on the diplomatic note
announcing the candidacy and the accompanying human rights pledge to
the Office of the Foreign Minister and expressed hope that it would
be possible for Serbia to support the U.S. in its efforts to
reengage with the Human Rights Council.
MUNTER
DEPT FOR IO/RHS (OSTERMEIER, PATEL) AND DRL/MLGA (SICADE)
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL SR
SUBJECT: SERBIA TO GIVE FULL CONSIDERATION TO U.S. HUMAN RIGHTS
COUNCIL CANDIDACY
REF: STATE 36629
1. During an April 21 meeting with PolChief, MFA Acting Director
General for Multilateral Affairs Ambassador Jovan Mirilovic promised
that Serbia would give full attention and consideration to the
United States' candidacy for the UN Human Rights Council (reftel).
He indicated, however, that Serbia likely would adopt a formal
position only on the eve of the May 12 election.
2. Mirilovic said that he would pass on the diplomatic note
announcing the candidacy and the accompanying human rights pledge to
the Office of the Foreign Minister and expressed hope that it would
be possible for Serbia to support the U.S. in its efforts to
reengage with the Human Rights Council.
MUNTER