politics
"I CAN ONLY TAKE YOU TO MY BROTHER'S GRAVE" The Brother of the Murdered Dalibor Tells Kurir: We Feel Betrayed
Three years after the tragedy in Dubona and Malo Orašje, the victims' families continue to say that the pain has not subsided, while at the same time raising questions about systemic responsibility, criminal legislation, and whether changes are needed to prevent similar crimes in the future.
TL;DR
- Three years after the tragedy in Dubona and Malo Orašje, families of victims continue to mourn and question systemic responsibility.
- There is a call for changes in the criminal code, especially concerning younger offenders (18-21 years old) and the age of criminal responsibility.
- The social protection system, specifically the Center for Social Work's previous assessments, is also under scrutiny.
- Families feel a sense of betrayal as the system and laws appear unchanged despite the gravity of the crimes.
- While judicial proceedings were conducted efficiently, they are recognized as insufficient for true justice or bringing back the deceased.
- A broader societal dialogue is needed to explore potential new solutions, including adjustments to criminal liability age limits.