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The Croatian Anti-Calumny Project The Croatian Anti-Calumny Project (CACP) was founded in August 1991 as the American Croatian Society and later adopted its present name. Its mission is to stop the defamation (calumny) of the Croatian people in the media and public life and to promote justice and fair treatment of all people alike. The CACP has developed materials that have focused on issues related to the war against Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and the media reporting on it. Some members of the CACP have worked in advisory capacity to both the Croatian and the Bosnian- Herzegovinian government. The CACP is financed solely by its members. The main contributors to this work are Zlatko Batistich, John Kraljic and V. Miles Raguz. Mr. Batistich is an attorney with a real estate firm in New Jersey and a graduate of the University of Chicago and Cornell Law School. He was a legal advisor to the Bosnian-Herzegovine Mission to the United Nations, and represented the Mission in the Organziations of Islamic Conference's drafting committee for recommendations on the International War Crimes Tribunal for the territory of the former Yugoslavia. Mr. Kraljic is an attorney with a Wall Street law firm and graduate of Long Island University and Georgetown University Law School. He has been an intensive student of the region for over ten years, and has translated and written for the Bosnian-Herzegovine and Croatian Missions to the United Nations. Mr. Raguz is presently advisor to the Croatian Mission to the United Nations, and formerly to the Bosnian-Herzegovine Mission and the Bosnian Croat delegation at the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia peace talks. He is a graduate of Bowling Green and New York University (MBA), and a former sovereign risk analyst with a Wall Street Sve obavijesti oknjigama mozete dobiti putem
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