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Founders of Radio Television Pristina - members of all ethnic communities
September 25, 1999

"Editors" of Pristina quasi-television

Pristina, Sept. 25 (Tanjug) - Information subcommittee of the Yugoslav committee for cooperation with the U N. mission, based in Pristina, urges the openness of media in Kosovo and Metohija, while fully respecting the legal sovereignty of FR Yugoslavia and of the Republic of Serbia, of Resolution 1244, and the full respect of journalist ethics, the sub-committee chairman, Miljkan Karlicic, told Tanjug Saturday.

The priority task, he said, was to find a solution for approximately 1,000 former employees of Radio Television Pristina, among whom, besides Serbs, there are also members of other ethnic communities. He said that they, following the arrival of KFOR, lost their jobs.

The information subcommittee considers that radio and television should resume broadcasting 24 hours a day with their previous employees, members of all national communities, who would also be the founders, Karlicic said.