The Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) demanded explanation from the Ministry of Interior of Croatia who, on whose orders and in accordance to what legislation launched criminal investigation of the activities of the Initiative.

The First Children Embassy in the World Međaši demanded from the competent authorities the strictest possible sanctions for the man from Veles suspected of raping his three daughters and to not allow for children to be returned to the family, in view of the risk of them changing their statements under pressure of the relatives and lack of proper understanding of their situation.

After a several hours long extraordinary session yesterday, July 20, Zagreb City Assembly adopted conclusions in seven points demanding the lift the blockade of Gundulićeva Street, immediate stop of all works in Varšavska Street, and also demanded the resignation of Mayor Milan Bandić.

Croatian President Ivo Josipović met, under the auspices of his official visit to Serbia, with the representatives of several NGOs on July 19, at the Humanitarian Law Centre in Belgrade, and discussed normalization of relations and life and new strategies and policies towards the past and the future of post-Yugoslav countries.

After the protests last Saturday, when activists and citizens walled off the entrance to the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, last night (Monday, July 19), protests were held in front of the City Hall, and focused on removal of Mayor Milan Bandić from office.

After the scandal with the arrest of activists of Pravo na Grad, Zelena Akcija and citizens who stood in passive defense of the pedestrian zone in Varšavska Street from the plans of HOTO Group to build an access ramp to the underground garage of the „Cvjetni“ Project, last night (Friday, July 16, 18:00 hours), a protest was held on Ibler's Square in Zagreb. Urša Raukar, Tomislav Tomašević, Vili Matula and Mario Kovač were among the people who addressed the citizens, some of them wearing purple ribbons around their arms, as a mark that they were prohibited to enter Varšavska Street by the Police.

Unsatisfied with the work of the Zagreb City Hall in the “Cvjetni” case, citizens and activists of Zelena Akcija (Green Action) and Pravo na Grad (Right to a City) associations hold a sit-in and block the entrance of the Old City Hall. Tomislav Tomašević from Zelena Akcija says that protesters were frustrated “by the fact that the City Hall did noting since the State Prosecution presented its positions on the irregularities of procedures that preceded the issue of permits for construction in Cvjetni Square".