RESOLUTIONS

1. The Serbian Unity Congress (SUC) should take initiative to support expedient return of Serbs to their homes in Lika, Kordun, Banija, Slavonija and Dalmacija under the provisions of the Erdut and Dayton Peace Agreements.

   The SUC should take initiative to ensure protection of civil rights of Serbs, including religion, schools and alphabet.

2. The 8th General Assembly moves that the Board of Directors be in charge of reviewing existing policies and procedures of SUC, namely: (1) The Mission Statement that defines the purpose and goals of our organization to reflect more on the dynamics in the Serbian lands and the international environment, and to adopt them accordingly; (2) Organizational structure and procedures should be modified to best serve the adopted changes.

3. The SUC condemns in the strongest possible terms the secret indictments of alleged Serb war criminals as well as the arbitrary and abusive behavior of NATO and the Hague Tribunal in arresting such individuals.

   The Tribunal must apply the same strict standards of equal justice and due process as practiced in the courts of the United States.

4. That the SUC take the lead in requesting that all Serbs in Diaspora be permitted to apply for and receive the rights of Serbian citizenship.

5. That the SUC should request a formal apology from the government of the Republic of Croatia for the genocide committed against the Serbs during WWII.

   Half a century later, and as a direct result of the neglect of the communist government of the Former Yugoslavia to implement a de- nazification program and educate the Croatian population, the cycle of atrocities has repeated itself.

   The SUC should take the initiative to request that the WWII Jasenovac concentration camp be restored as a memorial to its victims, and that the government of Croatia declare a day of remembrance for the Serb and other victims of genocide.

6. We hereby resolve that we support the Serbian people as we have in the past.

   We hereby resolve to mediate intra-Serbian conflicts, assist in managing intra-Serbian problems, and help the Serbs maintain their national unity.