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KAJIN OPPOSED TO LAW ON TOTALITARIAN REGIMES

RIJEKA, Aug 31 (Hina) - The vice-president of the Istrian DemocraticAssembly (IDS) party and member of the Croatian Parliament, DamirKajin, held a press conference in Rijeka on Tuesday where he commentedon announced amendments to the Criminal Code aimed at banning thepromotion and glorification of totalitarian ideologies.
RIJEKA, Aug 31 (Hina) - The vice-president of the Istrian Democratic Assembly (IDS) party and member of the Croatian Parliament, Damir Kajin, held a press conference in Rijeka on Tuesday where he commented on announced amendments to the Criminal Code aimed at banning the promotion and glorification of totalitarian ideologies.

Kajin said he was dissatisfied with the announced amendments, claiming that fascism and communism were not the same although many innocent people had been killed in the name of communism. He said that such changes to the Criminal Code would be "a crude falsification" of history.

Kajin said that it seemed that the ruling Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) wanted to curry favour with its most loyal followers by equating communism and fascism.

Last Friday the government instructed the Justice Ministry to draft and submit within eight days amendments to the Criminal Code banning the promotion and glorification of totalitarian ideologies.

Expressing his disagreement with such changes, Kajin said that the World War Two Partisan resistance movement led by Josip Broz Tito deserved credit for reintegrating Istria, Rijeka, Zadar and Medjimurje to Croatia and establishing the country's present-day borders.

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