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ILLEGAL BROADCASTING OF HRT PROGRAM MUST END IN BOSNIA - OHR

SARAJEVO, Jan 5 (Hina) - The international community and the Office +of the High Representative in Bosnia (OHR) are taking great efforts +to ensure for Bosnian Croats access to the media, but, at the same +time, they are demanding the introduction of the rule of law and the +cessation of the illegal re-broadcasting of Croatian radio and +television programme in Bosnia, said Simon Haselock, Carlos +Westendorp's deputy, in charge of the media,. + Haselock told Tuesday's news conference in Sarajevo that reports by +the Croatian press about problems in the establishment of Bosnian +(Moslem-Croat) Federal Radio and Television did not correctly +present the real state of affairs.+ "The international community spares no effort to ensure for the +Croatian community in Bosnia the right to access to the media. This +also means that illegal activities will be tolerated no longer, +Haselock said in Sarajevo.+ The D
SARAJEVO, Jan 5 (Hina) - The international community and the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia (OHR) are taking great efforts to ensure for Bosnian Croats access to the media, but, at the same time, they are demanding the introduction of the rule of law and the cessation of the illegal re-broadcasting of Croatian radio and television programme in Bosnia, said Simon Haselock, Carlos Westendorp's deputy, in charge of the media,. Haselock told Tuesday's news conference in Sarajevo that reports by the Croatian press about problems in the establishment of Bosnian (Moslem-Croat) Federal Radio and Television did not correctly present the real state of affairs. "The international community spares no effort to ensure for the Croatian community in Bosnia the right to access to the media. This also means that illegal activities will be tolerated no longer, Haselock said in Sarajevo. The Deputy High Representative explained that it referred to the fact that the Croatian Radio and Television (HRT) broadcast some programmes illegally in the territory of Bosnia-Herzegovina. He added that the activities of the HRT must be brought in accordance with the law. Commenting on current discussions whether the Bosnian Federation needs national TV channels, Haselock said it was an "anachronism" now when the digital television was being expected to replace the present technology in the whole of Europe, making possible the introduction of dozens of new channels. "Any kind of the federal TV must guarantee the respect for the rights of the constituent peoples and have a joint management," Haselock told the news conference. "The public deserves the legally arranged television which will serve all ethnic communities. We are looking forward to constructive proposals by political leaders rather than attacks against us in the press, since it is counterproductive," he said. (hina) ms

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