Grand mufti Cerić asks responses from Bosnian presidency and high judicial and prosecutorial council
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The grand Mufti of Bosnia and Herzegovina dr. Mustafa Cerić sent yesterday a letter in which He asks responses from state institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding offending and outrageous statements about Muslims by some of Bosnian politicians and warned international representatives and human rights organizations. In His letter sent to members of the Presidency of... 
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