Скопие: Не ни се месете за Спаска

THE SAGA OF A YOUNG WOMAN AND HER BABY DAUGHTER: Victims of Gender Bias or Political Prisoners ? Spaska Mitrova, 23, a native of Gevgelija, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), who holds Bulgarian citizenship, was sentenced to 3 months in jail even though she recently had a baby, because she did not allow her ex- husband to stay at her parents' home in order to visit their child after the divorce. Mitrova divorced as a result from the constant physical abuse and drug addiction of her ex-husband, who dealt drugs from home and insulted his spouse because of her national identity. A fine of 33 000 Euro was imposed on her, while her baby girl was taken away despite the fact that she is still a suckling. The young Bulgarian lady is a member of the Radko Association - a non-governmental organisation of FYROM's citizens with Bulgarian national consciousness. According to her family, colleagues and friends, Spaska has been arrested only because of her Bulgarian self-awareness. Ms. Mitrova has a degree from the Southwest University in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, but has recently been expelled from her teaching job in a high school with the explanation that FYROM does not recognize Bulgarian university diplomas. The life of both mother and baby is in a serious danger the prisoner Mitrova suffers from breast tumours and has been maliciously maltreated by the prison police, while the still suckling child has been given to the drug-addicted father living in a very poor one-bedroom house with his sister and parents. The famous Idrizovo prison, where Spaska is kept, is a symbol of the political repressions during the Tito's communist era in former Yugoslavia. Moreover, the FYROM's prisons are known to be among the world's most horrible ones (testified by the recent 'suicide' of the accused journalist Vlado Tanevski who allegedly killed himself by dunking his head in a bucket of water in the prison toilet). The Mitrova's story complements also a series of such violation cases (e.g. the mysterious disappearing of the political activist of Serbian origin Vasko Gligorijević which turned out to be confined in a madhouse, where he has happily been found by an international human-right mission to FYROM). As is known, FYROM is an EU candidate country which impatiently insists to obtain a date for starting negotiations for its EU accession. Simultaneously, FYROM is anxious to get in 2010 a visa-free travel regime for the Europe's Schengen zone. It seems that EU currently regards FYROM as part of a Western Balkan's accession package of three former Yugoslav republics, comprising also Serbia and Montenegro. The full story could be read on:http://thecaseofspaskamitrova.blogspot.com/2009/08/case-of-spaska-mitrova-saga-of-young.html Europeans and free world citizens, please raise your voice for the freedom of Spaska Mitrova and for providing a normal life of her baby girl ! отговор Сигнализирай

а с влака като минеш през факултето или влизш в София през Горна баня ухае на зюмбюли и гледката е невероятна нали отговор Сигнализирай

vaob6te tezi"makedonci"ili kakvito sa tam ne me valnuvat.biah im v izmislenata durjavica...i bez zloba ili omraza 6te kaja samo tova: TOLKOVA GNUS PREZ JIVOTA MI NE MI E BILO NIKOGA.niamah tarpenie da mina granicata.ujasna smrad,mizeria i albansko vlianie.horata grozni,grozni,grozni..a mrusni,a prosti niamam ideia kak v 21vek moje da jiveiat kato boklu4ari.ama i jal ne mi stana.samo se otvratih.slava na Boga 4e gi e otdelil ot nas отговор Сигнализирай

Извинявай , целта ми не е била да те обидя отговор Сигнализирай

до 333: Радвам се ,че на тебе ти е ясно, но има около 1 000 000 души, на които не е и посланието на моят коментар е принципно към тях. Не знам ти с какво допринесе за темата и с какво твоя коментар е по-интересен? Може би ще ни просветлиш? отговор Сигнализирай