From the church that was built in the courtyard of Fate Orlovic in Konjevic Polje things started to pick up today with police insurance. It is a matter of emptying this object so that it can be moved to another location.
Specifically, on October 1, the European Court of Human Rights issued a decision, that is, a final judgment, ordering BiH to execute decisions ordering the removal of the church from the courtyard of Fate Orlovic in Konjevic Polje.
The deadline for execution of the verdict expires on April 1 this year. The case concerns a church built by the Serbian Orthodox Church Municipality on property which the applicants, namely Fata Orlović, were forced to abandon during the 1992-1995 war.
So after a 15-year legal battle, she was greeted with a final judgment that the church built in her backyard in Konjevic Polje must be relocated.
European Court of Human Rights rules: Church from Fate Orlovic’s courtyard must be removed
Fata Orlovic lives in his home in Konjevic Polje, located next to the church built by the Serbian Orthodox Church Municipality on property that he had to leave together with his seven children and husband Saciro during the 1992-1995 war. aggression against BiH.