Key works of Croatian art from 1960s to be staged in NY's MoMA
MEP Picula against pursuing policy of "stabilocracy" towards W. Balkans any longer
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Božinović sends best wishes to civil protection members on their day
Social care sector short-staffed, simplified steps for employment prepared
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ZAGREB, Oct 31 (Hina) - The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Thursday stated in its judgment in the case of Dusan Ulemek versus Croatia that inadequate conditions in the Zagreb jail reached the level of "degrading treatment".
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