This resolution was passed unanimously in the Assembly and then scheduled for a hearing in the Rules Committee before it was to go to the Senate for final adoption. Unable to dispute the conclusions drawn from the documentation, the Assemblywoman pulled the resolution from the agenda of the hearings, amended it and produced a resolution condemning rapes in general in Yugoslavia. Since then the United Nations Commission of Experts has been to Bosnia to collect ALL of the information in the hands of the Bosnian Government regarding the issue of rapes and received documentation on 126 cases . The ease with which the anti-Serb stance of the original resolution was neutralized exemplifies how unfounded such allegations are. In fact, no group of women was exempt from this violation.
Any claim otherwise is without substantiating evidence.
The North American News Analysis Group has traced the paper trail on this specific issue to separate fact from fiction, and sensationalism and propaganda from reality. After more careful examination these allegations were later disqualified and modified to reflect more realistically the rape issue in the Balkan conflict. It is acknowledged, at least in the international organizations that are informed, that rape, systematic or not is being perpetrated by all sides on victims on all sides, Serb, Muslim and Croat. Refugees had been streaming into Croatia and other countries and had been interviewed for months with no indication of such allegations. Paragraph 4 requests the UN to adopt measures to support this mission.