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Tag Archives: Australia
ICJ: Australia to Sue Japan Over 'Scientific Whaling'
2010-05-28, Sydney, Australia. The Australian government announced that it will file an application with the International Court of Justice in order to prevent Japan from continuing its practice of ‘scientific whaling’ in the Southern Ocean. The government stated that all of its efforts to deal with the issue through the International Whaling Commission (IWC) have [...]
Posted in ICJ Also tagged application, International Whaling Commission, IWC, Japan, scientific whaling, Southern Ocean Comments closed
Australia: Vasiljkovi: Details of the Time on the Run
2010-05-12, Yamba, Australia. While on the run, Captain Dragan spent his time repairing a yacht Salem II, dry-docked at the Harwood Slipway in Yamba in northern NSW. The yacht was bought on ebay by Peter Bruce, former husband of one of Captain Dragan’s supporters, Nada Lukich-Bruce. Mr. Bruce introduced Captain Dragan to Gio Cervella, co-manager [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Australian Federal Police, Brendan O'Connor, Captain Dragan, Croatia, Daniel Snedden, Dragan Vasiljkovic, ebay, extradition, fugitive, Gio Cervella, Harwood Slipway, Harwood Slipway and Engineering, Nada Lukich-Bruce, Netherlands, NSW, Peter Bruce, police, Salem II, yacht, Yamba Comments closed
Australia: Captain Dragan Taken Into Custody
2010-05-12, NSW, Australia. Captain Dragan was arrested in NSW by Australian Federal Police acting on intelligence from the Dutch police. Mr. Vasiljkovic disappeared after the High Court on March 30 denied his appeal. Now, Australian Home Affairs Minister should make a decision whether to extradite him to Croatia or not. SMH | Times |
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Australian Federal Police, Brendan O'Connor, Captain Dragan, Croatia, Daniel Snedden, Dragan Vasiljkovic, extradition, fugitive, High Court, Home Affairs Minister, Netherlands, police Comments closed
ICC: Belgium, Denmark and Finland – New Destinations for the ICC Convicts