A court in northern Greece has postponed the trial of a religious leader of the country's Muslim Turkish minority elected in defiance of Greek authorities who have sought to appoint the holder of post.

Ibrahim Serif, the elected mufti of Komotini (Gumulcine) in northeastern Greece, had been sued by Greek authorities in March 2018 on charges of usurping authority after he attended a circumcision ceremony in 2016 and was to stand trial on Thursday.
Serif's lawyer, Ercan Ahmet, and 11 other attorneys from the Istanbul-based International Jurists Union (UHUB) attended the trial in Thessaloniki, while the court announced that it would be postponed until Dec. 8 after a police officer who was to serve as the prosecution's witness did not show up.
UHUB's secretary general, senior legal expert Refik Korkusuz, has been following Serif's case and has stressed that it contradicts the rulings of the European Court of Human Right (ECHR).
- We expect Greek judicial authorities to respect the ECHR's decisions - he said, expressing worry that the case was intended to suppress the Muslim Turkish minority in Greece.
Yasin Sanli, the chair of the 2nd Istanbul Bar Association, on the other hand, underlined that such cases were in obvious violation of international treaties and basic rights.
Such cases are akin to threating Muslim Turkish minority in Greece, he remarked, while another lawyer who followed the case, Abubaker Siddiqe of the London Bar Association, agreed that the case opposes ECHR decisions.

Serif was elected mufti of Komotini in 1990 by the local Muslim Turkish community.

Ahmet Mete, the current mufti of Xanthi (Iskece), and his predecessor Mehmet Emin Aga had also previously been convicted by Greek courts for usurping authority.
The Western Thrace region of Greece is home to a Muslim Turkish minority of around 150,000 people, where muftis have legal jurisdiction to decide on the family and inheritance matters in the local community.
The issue of mufti elections has been a long-standing problem for the group since 1991.
The election of muftis by Muslims in Greece was regulated in the 1913 Treaty of Athens with the Ottoman Empire and was later included in Greek law.
However, Greece annulled this law in 1991 and started appointing muftis itself.
The majority of Muslim Turks in the cities of Komotini and Xanthi do not recognize the appointed muftis and instead elect their own, who are not recognized by the Greek state.

Jurists worried case against Ibrahim Serif intends to suppress Muslim Turkish minority in Greece

Greek court postpones trial of Turkish minority's elected mufti

The trial of Novalić and others in the "Ventilators" affair continued today with the interrogation of Hasan Ganibegović, former director of the Office of the Prime Minister of FB&amp;H Fadil Novalić.
Explaining his role in the Prime Minister's Office, Ganibegović said that there were problems with Novalić's advisers, who, although subordinate to him, mostly knew how to bypass him and communicate directly with the Prime Minister.
He was not directly involved in the procurement of 100 ventilators, which were paid 10.5 million KM. However, when the import of medical equipment and means was discussed earlier, Ganibegović claims that he asked Novalić not to interfere in the business of procuring ventilators. According to him, it is a political decision, not an epidemiological one.
When asked by prosecutor Džermin Pašić, Ganibegović repeatedly answered "I don't remember".
Prosecutor Pašić quoted him as saying everything during the Prosecution hearing. Ganibegović said that he said everything he said in the Prosecution under pressure from the prosecution and the arrest.
As it was evident that Ganibegović was changing his statement today, Prosecutor Pašić declared him an "enemy witness".
However, Ganibegović confirmed that he found out about the purchase of 100 ventilators, which were procured by the company " Silver raspberry ", on April 13, 2020, when Prime Minister Novalić told him to write him a speech about the arrival of ventilators.
Ganibegović met Fikret Hodžić on April 22 of the same year, after Novalić told him to help Hodžić obtain import permits.
The continuation of Ganibegović's interrogation is scheduled for October 13.

As it was evident that Ganibegović was changing his statement today, Prosecutor Pašić declared him an "enemy witness"

"Ventilators" affair: Hasan Ganibegović confirmed that Novalić told him to help Hodžić with the import of ventilators

In the "Diploma" affair, in which Denis Prcić, owner of the American University in B&amp;H, and Osman Mehmedagić, director of the ISA Intelligence and Security Agency, were arrested earlier, the B&amp;H Prosecutor's Office expanded the investigation to several people because there is a high degree of suspicion that others diplomas from the American University in B&amp;H were forged, which are used by employees in B&amp;H institutions.

<h2>There is no evidence of graduation</h2>

According to information that „Avaz“ has, one of the forged diplomas was identified as a diploma from the American School of Public Administration, which is in the possession of Amina Pekić, otherwise the sister of Mehmedagić's close associate Muhamed Pekić.
The Prosecution obtained information that Pekić had no evidence of graduation in his personal file, but Bisera Turković and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs refused to provide the Prosecution with the requested information.

However, as we find out, members of the SC MUP seized Pekić's personal file three days ago, on the order of the Court of B&amp;H.
Prosecutors believe that Pekić, with a forged diploma, is working in the B&amp;H diplomatic mission in Brussels with NATO, as an employee of the B&amp;H MFA.

<h2>Act of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H</h2>

The Prosecution considers that the use of a forged diploma in such an important place represents "a serious shame for B&amp;H and a huge damage to the reputation of B&amp;H in the world", about which the MFA of B&amp;H has already written.
However, it is indicative that the B&amp;H Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Bisera Turković have been refusing to submit Pekić's personal file in the form of information and photocopies for months.
They turned a deaf ear to the act of the Prosecutor's Office on June 25 this year and did not want to submit the requested information, which is why a court order was requested.

One of the forged diplomas was identified as a diploma from the American School of Public Administration, which is in the possession of Amina Pekić

MFA of B&H: Entered by order of the Court

"Diploma"affair: SC MUP inspectors seized documentation from the B&H MFA, who is the target of the B&H Prosecutor's Office

On October 4, Ambassador Nelson met with ambassadors and other representatives of the embassies of Austria, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United Kingdom to discuss tools, methods, and best practices in supporting a better future for all B&amp;H citizens by holding corrupt actors accountable.

The U.S. Embassy Sarajevo committed to increasing information sharing with like-minded partners concerning the activities of corrupt actors and make it more difficult for corrupt B&amp;H actors to take their ill-gotten gains and invest them abroad; to stand up for anti-corruption champions within B&amp;H including public servants, investigative journalists, and civil society; and to continue public engagement against corruption and its negative impact on B&amp;H.
As part of its commitment to holding corrupt actors accountable, U.S Embassy Sarajevo is implementing new steps to cancel or deny visas for travel to the United States for business or tourism for individuals involved in corruption, stated the United States Embassy in B&amp;H.&nbsp;

We will stand up for anti-corruption champions within B&H including public servants, investigative journalists, and civil society, they said

US Embassy : Corrupt individuals must be held accountable

The FB&amp;H Assistant Minister of Health Goran Čerkez considers the recommendation that employees in sectors of social interest must be vaccinated fully justified, especially if they are in the category where they are perfectly safe to receive the vaccine. 

- If we ask our patients to be tested before entering the hospital, why wouldn't medical workers working in the wards with 100 people be vaccinated? - asked Čerkez.
He also stated that someone who works in the health care system must have an awareness about the importance of vaccination, as one of the greatest scientific inventions of all time.
- It is debatable what kind of people work there, and what kind of education they actually have - Čerkez told reporters in Sarajevo.
He pointed out that in the coming period, measures should be considered that include showing a certificate of vaccination or a negative test when entering public events, given the low percentage of the vaccinated in the country.
- Such measures are stimulating, and by no means restrictive. The introduction of such certificates would create conditions for some sectors to function much easier, such as tourism and sports - Čerkez emphasized.
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He also stated that someone who works in the health care system must have an awareness about the importance of vaccination, as one of the greatest scientific inventions of all time

Čerkez: If patients need tests why medical workers should not be vaccinated

The trial in the "Ventilators" affair continued today. According to "Avaz" reporters, the accused are arriving at the Court of B&amp;H, and today the former head of Novalić's cabinet, Hasan Ganibegović, is testifying.

Apart from Novalić, in the case of the disputed purchase of ventilators, the accused are the suspended director of the Federal Administration of Civil Protection Fahrudin Solak, the Minister of Finance of FB&amp;H Jelka Milićević and the owner of the company " Silver raspberry" Fikret Hodžić.

Novalić, Solak and Hodžić are charged with conspiracy to commit criminal offenses related to acts of abuse of position or authority, and receiving a reward or other form of benefit for trading in influence.

The indictment also charges them with money laundering, falsification or destruction of business or trade books or documents, falsification of official documents and violation of the obligation to keep trade or business books and compile financial reports and their falsification or destruction.

Milićević is accused of negligent work in the service.

Novalić, Solak and Hodžić are charged with conspiracy to commit crimes

Ventilators mafia: Former chief of Fadil Novalić's staff is testifying today, what will he reveal?

Acting prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić said yesterday in the Court of B&amp;H, at the beginning of the trial of the accused five in the "Dženan Memić" case, that he believes that the Court should extend the ban on the accused, especially due to the fact that one of the protected witnesses was attacked.
- The Prosecutor's Office, in cooperation with the competent authorities, is investigating this case. We do not claim that any of the accused is behind the attack, but everything should be investigated - said Hasanspahić.
The "Avaz" portal learns from sources close to the investigation that the protected witness was beaten in East Sarajevo ten days. He was beaten by several people who were previously known to the police.
Due to the injuries sustained, this man, who was on friendly terms with the accused Zijad Mutap, but sought protection for fear of retaliation, even spent the night in the Sarajevo hospital, where he was given help.
Our sources claim that before the attack on him, the attackers asked this person the question: "Are you that protected witness?"
The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H was immediately informed about this attack, which is now checking whether the attack is related to the "Memić" case or whether there are earlier disagreements.

Due to the injuries sustained, this man, who was on friendly terms with the accused Zijad Mutap, spent the night in the hospital

Dženan Memić: What does the Prosecution claim?

"Avaz" reveals details about the beaten witness who spent the night in the hospital: "Are you the one who is protected"

The Belgian government started negotiations on introducing a 4-day workweek, Belgian daily newspaper De Morgen reported on Thursday.

According to a proposal submitted by the liberals and supported by all other coalition parties, Belgium would reduce the full-time workweek from five days to four by keeping the same number of weekly hours.
In practical terms, people with the standard Belgian contract of weekly 38 hours would work 9,5 hours every day, but they would have an extra day off in return for the daily two-hours overwork.
- In general, we think it is a good initiative for the liberty of employment, but workers should be able to choose - Meyrem Almaci, the president of the Greens in the Belgian federal parliament, told reporters.
Next weekend, the federal government will discuss in which sectors they would propose the 4-day workweek.
The socialist trade union has already criticized the proposal, calling for an overall reduction of working hours.

Belgian employees could opt for working two extra hours to get an extra day off

According to a proposal submitted by the liberals and supported by all other coalition parties, Belgium would reduce the full-time workweek from five days to four by keeping the same number of weekly hours

Belgian government mulls 4-day workweek

A US federal judge ordered Texas to suspend a law that effectively prevents women from having an abortion in the state.

The law prohibits women from having an abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which is after about six weeks of pregnancy. Many women would not even know they are pregnant in that timeframe.
Texas Republicans have sought to escape the fate of other “heartbeat bills” that have been struck down as unconstitutional by putting enforcement in the hands of citizens who can sue abortion providers or others who assist them with an abortion.
That includes people who help pay for the abortion or individuals who might transport them to a women’s health center for the procedure, including ride-share drivers.
Uber and Lyft have vowed to pay their drivers’ legal fees should they be sued under the law.
District Court Judge Robert Pittman issued the ruling late Wednesday in the first legal blow to the law, which is one of the most restrictive in the US.
He said in a 113-page ruling that the state’s Republican legislators “contrived an unprecedented and transparent statutory scheme whereby it created a private cause of action in which private citizens with no personal interest in or connection to a person seeking an abortion would be able to interfere with that right using the state’s judicial system, judges, and court officials.”
- From the moment S.B. 8 went into effect, women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the Constitution,” he wrote, using the law’s formal name. “This Court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right.-Texas officials have informed the court that they plan to appeal Pittman’s ruling.
Texas Right to Life, an anti-abortion group, denounced Pittman’s ruling in no uncertain terms, saying it “is the legacy of Roe v. Wade: Judges catering to the abortion industry, crafting a conclusion first &amp; then searching the depths of legal literature for a rationale later.”
The case mentioned in the group’s tweet affirmed in 1973 a woman’s right to an abortion by striking down Texas laws that criminalized abortion.
Planned Parenthood, the US’ leading abortion rights advocacy group, hailed the ruling, but said it is “overdue,” and vowed to “continue fighting this ban in court, until we are certain that Texans’ ability to access abortion is protected.”

Law prevents women "from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the Constitution", says judge

The law prohibits women from having an abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which is after about six weeks of pregnancy

US federal judge temporarily blocks Texas abortion restrictions

The trial of Zijad Mutap and others in the Dženan Memić case began today with the reading of the indictment in the Court of B&amp;H and the presentation of introductory statements by the Defense and the Prosecution. Alisa Mutap-Ramić, Hasan Dupovac, Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović are the accused.
They are accused of organized crime, namely illegal mediation, prevention of evidence, giving false testimony and aiding and abetting the perpetrator after the crime was committed.
Prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić said that by questioning 88 witnesses and submitting 166 pieces of material evidence beyond any reasonable doubt, the Prosecution would confirm the allegations in the indictment that the accused committed the crimes at the time and in the manner described in the indictment.
The prosecutor emphasized that out of 88 witnesses, as many as 15 asked for protective measures. Also, 12 experts will be heard.

They are accused of organized crime, namely illegal mediation, prevention of evidence, giving false testimony and aiding and abetting the perpetrator after the crime was committed

Watch the video from the courtroom: What happened at the hearing of Zijad Mutap and others

Although he was in numerous scandals, inappropriate meetings, threats to prosecutors, journalists, Ranko Debevec, a severely compromised president of the Court of B&amp;H, was acquitted of all responsibility in the disciplinary proceedings against him for several disciplinary offenses.
Even the Second Instance Commission annulled the decision of the First Instance, by which he was publicly warned for the disciplinary offenses for which he was charged.

One of them is inappropriate contact with Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA), last year, on the day when the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H filed a new indictment against Osmica in the "Security Checks" affair.
He had disciplinary charges due to a comment of inappropriate content to the prosecutor Vedrana Mijović, who is acting in the case in which the defendant is a participant in the proceedings.

Debevec was also charged with intentionally providing insufficient information on property abroad, ie Spain, since 2004, through personal financial reports submitted to the HJPC.
However, all this was insufficient to discipline him, which once again showed the HJPC double standards in disciplinary proceedings. While Gordana Tadić, the chief state prosecutor, was fined for lenient actions, Debevec was apparently saved by a team gathered around Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, the director of ISA.
By rescuing Ranko, Osmica saves himself from any responsibility due to numerous scandals. First of all, the "Diploma" affair, but the "Recording" affair as well.

One of them is inappropriate contact with Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA)

Debevec: He hid the property for 14 years

For what the president of the Court of B&H had disciplinary charges and how he was released from any responsibility

Second Instance Disciplinary Commission for Judges of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC Bi&amp;), deciding on the appeal of the defendant, Debevec Ranko, President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the appeal of the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor of the HJPC B&amp;H (UDT) of the HJPC B&amp;H, passed a decision by which the appeal of the defendant was fully adopted and amended the decision of the First Instance Disciplinary Commission for Judges of the HJPC B&amp;H of 13.07.2021. in the part in which the defendant was declared responsible and a disciplinary measure of public reprimand was imposed on him, by rejecting the disciplinary lawsuit accusing the defendant of disciplinary offenses prescribed in the Law on the HJPC, Article 56, item 22: “conduct in court and outside the court which damages the reputation of the judicial office ”and paragraph 19:“ intentionally providing false, misleading and insufficient information in relation to any other matters within the jurisdiction of the Council ”, and related to item a) and c) of the disciplinary action.
Furthermore, the Second Instance Disciplinary Commission for Judges rejected the appeal of the ODC and uphelds the decision of the First Instance Disciplinary Commission for Judges of the HJPC B&amp;H of 13 July 2021. in the part rejecting item b) of the disciplinary lawsuit, which charges the defendant with committing a disciplinary offense prescribed by Article 56, item 22 of the Law on the HJPC "conduct in court and out of court that damages the reputation of the judicial office."
Thus, the President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Debevec Ranko, was released from the disciplinary responsibility he was charged with.
The decision of the Second Instance Disciplinary Commission is final and there is no possibility to appeal.

The decision of the Second Instance Disciplinary Commission is final and there is no possibility to appeal

Double standards of the HJPC: Ranko Debevec acquitted of disciplinary responsibility

At today's hearing, Zijad Mutap and others also discussed the justification for extending the measures against the accused.
Prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić said that he believes that the Court should extend the prohibitive measures, especially due to the fact that, as he said, one of the protected witnesses was attacked.
- The Prosecutor's Office, in cooperation with the competent authorities, is investigating this case. We do not claim that any of the accused is behind the attack, but everything should be investigated - said Hasanspahić.
The next hearing is scheduled for October 14.

Prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić said that he believes that the Court should extend the prohibitive measures, especially due to the fact that, as he said, one of the protected witnesses was attacked

Prosecutor Hasanspahić: A protected witness was attacked

Muriz Memić, the father of the murdered Dženan Memić, said after the start of today's trial in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina that he would be the first witness in this process.
- From the beginning, they dispute everything. I will be the first witness and I will present my knowledge of what Hasan Dupovac told me, what Zijad Mutap told me, it is clear why are they accused. Hasan couldn't imagine this in his dreams. So far, he has been sitting in the boss’s chair. I think the Prosecution has enough evidence to prove that. We'll see how the process goes. Judge Branko Perić is considered as an honest judge - said Memić.
As he pointed out, he also expects the investigation into the murder of his son to be opened.
- They can dispute this as much as they want, but the evidence says it all. The investigation goes on, we expect the murder investigation to open. It is clear that Dženan is not here. The evidence is there, I guess we will be able to prove everything. We see who we are dealing with, what dishonest people they are. They call them damaged, I am not damaged. They are not humans - said Memić.

They can dispute this as much as they want, but the evidence says it all, Memić said

Muriz Memić confirmed: I will be the first witness for the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

The sister of the murdered Dženan, Arijana Memić, pointed out after today's start of the trial in the Court of B&amp;H, that nothing can surprise her family anymore from the accused in this case and their clients.
- So far, they have challenged the jurisdiction of the Court of B&amp;H. The prosecutors will submit evidence by the next hearing, where both the Appellate Panel and the Constitutional Court have determined the jurisdiction of this Court in this case. We have heard from Barić's defense that only these five people sitting in the courtroom were damaged in this case. I no longer know how these people have no shame and how they are not ashamed. They have not the slightest bit of shame towards the murdered. Alisa will soon become a mother.I don't know how she will look her child in the eye. She cuddles her stomach. That's how my mother cuddled hers as well- said, among other things, Arijana and added:
- One of the protected witnesses was attacked. It is being investigated whether this has anything to do with those accused or not. This is very worrying for me. It will not be easy to deal with people like this. We see where all this is going. I really have no words without a shred of compassion. We hope that the judge will be honest and fair, because there is evidence. We did not bring these people into the courtroom, but they were brought by the evidence against them.

It will not be easy to deal with people like this, Arijana said

Arijana Memić: How they are not ashamed, they have no shame for the murdered Dženan

The trial for the murder of Dženan Memić began today with the reading of the indictment in the Court of B&amp;H and the presentation of introductory words by the Defense and the Prosecutor's Office, and Zijad Mutap, Alisa Mutap-Ramić, Hasan Dupovac, Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović are accused.
They are accused of organized crime, namely illegal mediation, prevention of evidence, giving false testimony and aiding and abetting the perpetrator after the crime was committed.
Prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić said that by questioning 88 witnesses and submitting 166 pieces of material evidence beyond any reasonable doubt, the Prosecution would confirm the allegations in the indictment that the accused committed the crimes at the time and in the manner described in the indictment.
The prosecutor emphasized that out of 88 witnesses, as many as 15 asked for protective measures. Also, 12 experts will be questioned.
According to Hasanspahić, Zijad Mutap organized a criminal group consisting of Alisa Mutap, Hasan Dupovac, Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović.
It is clear from the indictment that Alisa Mutap refused to state all „facts that were very well known to her as an eyewitness“.

- Although based on the provisions of Article 100 of the FB&amp;H Criminal Procedure Code, she was obliged to state all facts and circumstances that were known to her, she knowingly concealed them, as well as facts that are crucial for determining the manner of death of Dženan Memić and perpetrators - it is stated in the indictment, which, apart from Alisa Mutap, charges her father Zijad Mutap, police officers Hasan Dupovac and Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović, an employee of the Crystal Hotel in Ilidža, with concealing evidence and perpetrators by faking evidence and concealing facts known to them. 
The indictment alleges that Alisa Mutap refused to do so, creating the illusion that she did not remember the specific event and that she had lost consciousness.
The opposite, however, arises from the medical records, which state that she was conscious and communicative during the examination on the night of 8/9 February 2016 and the specialist finding of the KCUS from February 9, which are decisive facts for determining the manner and place of Dženan Memić's suffering - the indictment alleges.

The evidence along with the indictment, more precisely the doctor's finding from February 9, 2016, states that Alisa Mutap adequately answers the questions, which, according to the expert, excludes the possibility that the registered injury she had on her head could have caused amnesia.
The indictment alleges that these five, led by Zijad Mutap, without authorization and without an order from the competent court, seized evidence in the form of video surveillance footage, faked and planted evidence that was not really the case.
- They led the officials of the SC Ministry of the Interior to pass and sign acts that do not correspond to the established facts, submitted fake evidence to the experts, presenting them as real, and thus obstructed and directed the investigation in the wrong direction - it is stated.
As stated in the indictment, Alisa's father Zijad is the organizer of a group whose goal was to cover up the real perpetrators and the real way in which Dženan Memić suffered severe bodily injuries as a result of which he died.
In the indictment, the Prosecution alleges that Zijad Mutap contacted Hasan Dupovac, then head of the Traffic Investigation Department of the KS Ministry of the Interior, after a car accident, after which they arranged a meeting in restaurant “Royal” near Vogošća, where witness M-10 and Edin Avdić were still protected.

Before the meeting, Zijad Mutap gave instructions to Dupovac and the phone number of the protected witness, in order to arrange a meeting in Vogošća.
- Dupovac asked them (protected witness M-10 and Edin Avdić, Op. cit.) to find a green Renault Clio vehicle, although he knew that it was not the subject of the crime in which Dženan Memić was killed, promising them, according to the instructions Zijad Mutapa, financial gain, knowing that they are not authorized to collect evidence and promising them that they can commit everything except murder when finding that vehicle - it is stated, among other things, in the indictment.

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