Now, it turns out that the events are not exactly the same as in those previously liberated territories, but they are not trying to apply their forces to developing a new interested public opinion that would ask, be interested in finding out, and will criticize using arguments, but are instead developing a negative, unconstructive public opinion. The politicians do not articulate that unconstructive criticism, or so to speak, that attack on certain personalities. Instead appropriate public opinion is being created. The freedom of media is a very important right. The freedom of media and the right to objective information.
Media reflect very relevant political events related to human rights.
On TV and thanks to the media we could see that president Kostunica amnestied Flora Brovina. We could see that State Security Service head was standing next to Flora Brovina, although we, Otpor, have demanded that he be held accountable, not that he resign, but to be held accountable and investigated for possible crimes because of well founded suspicion that he is involved in some serious crimes. Next to them, we saw representatives of a non-governmental organization. Human rights are in these moments absolutely ephemeral. We have just released a report about Otpor that offered a lot of data and arguments to the competent state institutions, including the prosecutor's office.