Sonja Biserko [SEP] place of birth
Sonja Biserko
Sonja Biserko (; born 14 February 1948, Belgrade, FPR Yugoslavia) is a Serbian campaigner for human rights. She is the founder and president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia.
On 8 May 2013, she was appointed as a member of the United Nations human rights investigation into North Korea, with Michael Kirby and Marzuki Darusman. On 18 February 2014, they published a report which received worldwide attention.
There are some implications that Sonja Biserko has strong anti-Serbian sentiment (due
its prominent leader, Sonja Biserko is seen as having strong anti-Serbian sentiment (due to her support for Croatian nationalism and war politics, which she confirmed on several occasions by claiming that the ustasha movement is justified and endorsement of the conspiracy theory that Serbs were not forcefully expelled from Croatia during Operation Storm). This allegations are supported by the fact that Sonja Biserko's own sister Ljiljana Gliglić (formerly Biserko) stated that she doesn't want to talk to Sonja due to her "anti-Serbian hysteria". Majority