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A Name To Reckon With
May 4, 2008:
The recent Greek veto of the Republic of Macedonia's NATO membership during the NATO Bucharest Summit earlier this month was unfounded and contrary
to the principles of NATO and its member states.
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Bulgaria Again Urged To Review Its Policy Regarding OMO "Ilinden" - Pirin
April 23, 2008:
On Tuesday, 15 April 2008, in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Mr Lambert of Belgium put a question to Mr Thomas
Hammarberg, Commissioner for Human Rights.
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Succesful International Panel Discussion on Minorities in Greece Held in the European Parliament
April 21, 2008:
On Thursday 17 April 2008 an international panel discussion was held in the European Parliament on the Ignored Minorities of Greece:
Western Thrace Turks and Macedonians. The conference was very well attended and received much publicity in the press in the days
leading up to the event.
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Greek Authorities Continue To Abuse Ethnic Macedonians
April 15, 2008:
Anti Macedonian campaign within Greek territory continues in full swing, against anyone or anything that calls himself Macedonian.
A week ago, Tsarknias and his family were attacked at his home, twice. The latest gaffe came from the Greek authorities by forcibly
putting a Greek flag on the Macedonian church where father Tsarknias held his services.
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EFA Strongly Condemns Greece's Continual Destabilising and Unfriendly Behaviour
April 7, 2008:
Greece's decision to veto an initiation to the Republic of Macedonia to join NATO is an irresponsible act motivated by its refusal to
recognise the existence of a distinct Macedonian ethnic identity in the Republic of Macedonia as well as in Greece.
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MHRMI Urges Sanctions Against Greece, Immediate Recognition of Macedonia
April 3, 2008:
MHRMI - Press Release
Toronto, Canada - Despite overwhelming support for the Republic of Macedonia's inclusion into NATO, Greece has vetoed Macedonias entry
because of its opposition to Macedonias constitutional name.
The nonsensical name dispute was initiated by Greece in order to continue its policy of non-recognition and persecution of its large
Macedonian minority.
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Shame On Greece: Messing With Macedonia
April 3, 2008:
The Macedonians walked out of the NATO summit on Thursday and we cant say we blame them. Croatia and Albania were granted membership in
the western alliance at a leaders meeting in Bucharest, but Macedonia was barred for an absurd reason: Greece doesnt like its name. That
decision shames Greece and it dishonors NATO, which has far more serious problems and challenges to worry about.
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Greece is threatening to block the Republic of Macedonia's entry into NATO simply because of its opposition to Macedonia's constitutional
name. This is the latest act of Greece's blatant hostility towards Macedonia.
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The Macedonian Minority in Greece, outlining Greeces systematic policy of forced assimilation and persecution of its Macedonian minority.
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MHRMI, along with other Macedonian minority representatives, attended the OSCE human rights conference in Warsaw,
Poland and presented reports on the violation of the Macedonian minority's rights in Greece, Bulgaria and Albania. See the reports
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Canada now among 118 countries to recognize Macedonia by its constitutional name.
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