Linta opposed the European Parliament 's declaration on the Srebrenica massacre as an act of genocide , acknowledging that a significant war crime had taken place in Srebrenica but also arguing that to emphasize one crime over others would not contribute to reconciliation in the area . He instead urged the Serbian parliament to approve a resolution condemning all crimes committed during the Yugoslav Wars and called for " all those who committed war crimes , regardless of ethnic and religious belonging to be brought to justice . " Linta encouraged Croatian Serb refugees to participate in the 2009 Croatian local elections , so as to permit Serb representatives to serve in positions of local authority and allow for the exercise of minority rights in the country . He and other Serb community leaders were subsequently prohibited from entering Croatia in November 2011 to attend an election rally for the group '' Our Party from Borovo '' in Vukovar . The Croatian ministry of the interior asserted that their presence would upset local residents and could disturb the public order . Linta protested the decision and called on the Croatian government to condemn the ministry 's actions ; his response was supported by the Progressive Party leadership
Srebrenica massacre
Srebrenica massacre
Miodrag Linta