The Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) and Concordia University Model UN Students’ Association
invite you to
A Public Forum on The Independence oF Kosovo
You are cordially invited to a public forum on the independence of Kosovo. As you know, on February 17, 2008, the Serbian province of Kosovo unilaterally declared their independence from Serbia without the support of the United Nations Security Council. Several nations followed suit in immediately recognizing this declaration, including the Government of Canada which announced its recognition on March 18.
In protest the Serbian government has recalled all of its ambassadors from the nations which have recognized this independence, including the ambassador to Canada.
The panel will take place May 15, 2008, from 6-10pm at the Library Building of Concordia University. A panel of speakers will discuss the legal, political and moral implications of this independence.
This issue is of profound importance to the Serbian community, and your attendance will be noticed and appreciated. We thank you in advance for registering in our Guest Book which will enable us to keep you informed about events in Kosovo as they unfold.
Speakers
Former Ambassador James Bissett Major General (ret) Lewis MacKenzie War Correspondent Scott Taylor Professor Michel Chossudovsky Professor Sanil Ram
THURSDAY May 15, 2008
6.00PM-9.00PM
Concordia University 1400 Maisonneuve, Montreal J. A de Seve Cinema, LB 125 Library Building
Refreshments, including wine and cheese, will be served at the break.
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