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Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 2006the Secretariat of Interior in Jagodina. Urologist in Health Center in Cuprijasaid that Senad could not perform activities related to long standing onfeet, work in more difficult conditions or any other manual work 917 . Eventhough urologist Doctor Milan Balov advised him to go on sick leave, hedid not want to due to the lack of crew in Secretariat of Interior in Jagodina918. Three months after the surgery his illness reappeared 919 .On January 13, 1999, although he was not on sick leave, Senad wassent to medical commission of the Interior Ministry which ascertainedthe illness and diagnosed it in the same way as the doctor from HealthCenter Cuprija 920 . They told him he had to go on sick leave for he also hadinflammation of the right testicle which was operated on. It is said in theevaluation of Senad Sljivo’s working ability that: “Evaluation of his previoustemporary incapability is justified” 921 . Vascular surgeon also established thatmentioned illness was present and on the right leg below the shank therewas life-threatening thrombus. He advised surgical intervention on thethrombus 922 .During the 1990s, the Serbian Ministry of Interior formed a Special PoliceUnit whose member was Senad Sljivo. It was the unit Sljivo went with tothe mentioned fields 923 . In 1998 he was again put on the list of this SpecialUnit which was about to go to Kosovo 924 . Due to the mentioned reasons,Sljivo refused to go on this field. Nor his colleagues wanted to go with himbecause they spread a rumor he would, as a Muslim, slaughter them in theirsleep 925 . According to Senad Sljivo’s statement, Toplica Jovanovic, at thattime police officer in Secretariat of Interior in Jagodina told Senad thatSredoje Lukic 926 was looking for him because he wanted to chop off hishead him and play football with it. Even some older fellow police officers,who were on good terms with him, told him not to go on the field becausehe would be killed by the police officers who did not trust him 927 .Milan from August 6 th , 2006, is available in the Initiative’s documentation917 Sljivo Senad’s complete medical records are available in the Initiative’s documentation918 See above under 909919 See above under 917920 Ibid921 Evaluation of Sljivo Senad’s working capability, provided by The Health Care Institute for employees in TheMinistry of the Interior in Belgrade, 9 Durmitorska Street, number 82/99 from January 13 th , 1999, is availablein the Initiative’s documentation922 See above under 917923 See above under 909924 Ibid925 Ibid926 Sredoje Lukic is accused by the Hague tribunal of persecutions, murder, inhuman and cruel treatment andextermination of the Bosnian Muslims. He surrendered to the Hague tribunal on September 14 th , 2005927 See above under 909166
Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 2006When NATO bombing started in 1999, Sljivo Senad wanted to go on sickleave because his medical condition again got complicated. Doctors oncemore recommended a surgery 928 . Then he was called up again for Kosovo. 929The bombing started on March 24 and on the same day at 10 pm, assistantcommander Radisavljevic Rale came to Senad’s house and informed himto report to the police station in Jagodina in the morning 930 . Senad didthat but he also informed authorities he did not want to go for he hadto be operated on and he did not to be involved in activities performedon the field by Serbian Interior Ministry 931 . Another reason was his wife’sdeteriorated health. Senad and Radmila Sljivo have two underage children(Elvira and Sabina), who were also in bad medical condition 932 . Head ofthe police department in Jagodina, Zika Trifunovic, told him at that pointpolice officers could not go on sick leave as they could be shot dead on thespot 933 .There were eight notorious police officers in the Special Unit and Senadwas the ninth even although he had never made any troubles 934 . That unitleft for Kosovo that very day and Senad was sent a message they would seehow he would be treated. Some of the commanders said he should not goto Kosovo because, as Muslim, he would ruin the unit’s self-confidence 935 .After six days, police came to his house again and took him to the policestation in Jagodina 936 . He was there met by Dragan Scekic, labor relation juristin Secretariat of Interior in Jagodina and Commander Dejan Stankovic 937 .He was told he had to sign termination of his employment contract or theywould press criminal charges against him in front of military court becausehe did not respond and he evaded military service 938 . Senad Sljivo turned tomany people for help and talked about injustice which was about to happenbut nobody wanted to help him 939 . He was blackmailed by pressing criminalcharges and then forced to sign termination of the contract after 20 yearshe spent in the police service 940 . The mentioned decision shows that Senad928 Ibid929 Ibid930 Ibid931 Ibid932 Medical condition and treatment records of Radmila Sljivo and their daughters Elvira and Sabina are availablein the Initiative’s documentation933 See above under 909934 Ibid935 Ibid936 Ibid937 Ibid938 Ibid939 Ibid940 The decision of the Ministry of Interior, Jagodina Secretariat number 118-7/99, on Sljivo Senad’s labor167
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