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Kosovo's police key to preserving democracy and human rights – UN official
30 October 2004 – Addressing the latest graduating class of Kosovo's multiethnic police force, a senior United Nations official there today said they are responsible for advancing the goals of peace and democracy.FULL STORY>>

Outgoing Deputy UN Kosovo chief says recent gains need global support to hold
29 October – On the eve of his retirement after three years of serving as the deputy head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), Charles Brayshaw says nascent democratic institutions in the province will need continued international support to flourish.FULL STORY>>

Miloševic lawyers ask to be removed from his trial at UN war crimes tribunal

28 October 2004 – The lawyers appointed by a United Nations war crimes tribunal to represent former Yugoslav President Slobodan Miloševic against genocide charges have asked to withdraw from the case because the defendant is uncooperative.FULL STORY>>

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Improving ethnic relations in Kosovo must be post-election priority - UN envoy
25 October 2004 – On the heels of this weekend's assembly elections in Kosovo, the senior United Nations envoy there called for the swift formation of a new government once the polling results are finalized.FULL STORY>>

Annan and UN envoy hail success of weekend elections for Kosovo Assembly
24 October 2004 – Secretary-General Kofi Annan and his senior envoy to Kosovo today hailed elections for the province's assembly, saying the high and peaceful voter turnout Saturday showed the public wanted to participate despite pressure from some quarters to stay home.FULL STORY>>

Annan urges all communities in Kosovo to vote in Saturday’s elections
21 October 2004 – With the people of Kosovo heading to the polls this weekend for legislative elections, United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan called on all communities in the province to exercise their right to vote.FULL STORY>>

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UN envoy expresses dismay at attempts to dissuade Kosovo Serbs from voting
18 October 2004 – Voicing deep concern at attempts to dissuade Kosovo’s ethnic Serb population from participating in this Saturday’s elections, the senior United Nations envoy there today urged all Serbs to vote so they can play their part in rebuilding the troubled province.FULL STORY>>

UN envoy to Kosovo finds mixed progress on Serbs returns
9 October 2004 – Visiting areas where Serbs have returned to Kosovo, the senior United Nations envoy to the troubled province today observed minority populations facing an uphill climb on the road to integration.FULL STORY>>

UN envoy welcomes call for Kosovo Serbs to participate in Assembly elections
6 October – Welcoming the Serbian President's call to ethnic Serbs to take part in elections later this month to the Kosovo Assembly, the senior United Nations envoy to the province said such participation will allow the minority community to have its voice heard.FULL STORY>>

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