Croatia / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Federal Republic of Yugoslavia / Yugoslavia / /
Currency
HRK / USD / /
Event
Judicial Event / Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / M&A / /
Facility
Supreme Court / Lepoglava Prison / /
IndustryTerm
basic utilities / gross domestic product / search warrant / media enterprises / investment law / court technologies / /
MedicalCondition
disorder / /
MedicalTreatment
HRT / /
Organization
State Judicial Council / Administrative court / Osijek police / Croatian Center for Demining / Supreme Court / Justice Ministry / Ministry of Justice / Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe / Bureau of Democracy / Human Rights / and Labor / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / army / Serb and Croat police / Association of Croatian Judges / Ministry of Interior / Constitutional Court / Ministry of Defense / Amnesty / International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia / United Nations / Croatian military / Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights / Croat police / Interior Ministry / U.N. Transitional Authority / Vukovar court / Croatian Democratic Union / Cooperation in Europe / Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia / Osijek court / national police / Council of Europe / Croatian People's Party / /
Person
Josip Reichl-Kir / Tihomir Oreskovic / Stjepan Mesic / Antun Gudelj / Jokic / Mihajlo Hrastov / Ivica Racan / Stefan Curnic / Marko Rogulja / Slavko Drobnjak / Franjo Tudjman / /
attorney / counsel / Prime Minister / prosecutor / President / investigative magistrate / magistrate / Head / officer / permanent judge / chief / police officer / Minister of Justice / Director / assistant Interior Minister / commander / High Commissioner for Refugees / judge / state prosecutor / ethnic judge / /
2000 Report on Human Rights in Croatia Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor February 2001 The Republic of Croatia is a constitutional parliamentary democracy with a strong presidency. President St