The Dean of Geotechnical Faculty Varazdin suspended two professors: Dr. Mato Gazarek and Dr. Matej Mestric.
The Court decided to reinstate them, but they remain suspended. In spite of legal Court decisions they can not realize their basic human rights.

Dr. Marijan Jost lost his job as a university professor at the Agricultural Institute Krizevci in 1993. The Court did not
find him guilty of any of the accusations made by the Dean of the Agricultural Institute, and decided to reinstate him.
Till now, in spite of valid Court decisions from 1994, the University has refused to recognize Dr. Jost's legal rights.

The Deans of the Geotechnical Faculty Vara¿din and Agricultural Institute Krizevci have support of politically strong, for now not identified person(s). (Strange coincidence with story about famous Russian scientist Vavilov and Lysenco - a quasi-scientist in time of  Stalin.) The support enabled the deans to act illegally (for instance: at Agricultural Institute Krizevci, the Dean Dr. M. Gagro has been holding his own position illegally since May, 1992, and he is
teaching Dr. Jost's class, for which is not qualified).

Can the Deans refuse to obey the legal court's decisions?
Is it possible in law-abiding State?
See what is written in: The Constitution of the Republic of Croatia and what are the real facts.
 

In meantime:  * by legal sentence of the District Court, dated May 13, 1997 -      Dr. Mirko Gagro is guilty for disrespecting decision of the County Court of March 9, 1994.      The trial of the same matter (disrespecting Court decisions) against the Dean of Geoechnical Faculty     Varazdin, Dr.Gotic - is in process.  * On July 17. 1997, a new Rector - Professor Dr. Branko Jeren was elected by the Senate of      Zagreb University. He will start his duty with the beggining of 1998. With a lot of hope we sincerely      congratulate  to Dr. B. Jeren on election.  .

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The Deans' superiors - the University Rector Dr. Marijan Sunjic and the Minister of Science and Technology Dr.Ivica Kostovic - did not react to their numerous unlawful, untruthful, and unprofessional actions. This brings dishonour to Zagreb University, and to Croatia as well. (For example see some of: plagiarism of Dr. Mirko Gagro and Dr. Ivan Gotic). The later was even honored for his plagiarism.

The University Rector Dr. Sunjic and the Minister of Science Dr. Kostovic even ignored, for the most part, written appeals of scientists from abroad. Their only response - a letter from the Minister to U.S. scientist Dr. T. S. Cox was unbelievably non-supporting, full of pretended informations. It should be expected that a Croatian Minister of Science,
a scientist himself, would support his fellow Croatian scientist, not slander him by perpetuating a false version of events.