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Switzerland: Dias: Sri Lankan Major General Investigated for War Crimes
2011-09-22, Berne, Switzerland. The Swiss Federal Prosecutor initiated a criminal investigation against Jagath Dias, Major General and the commander of the 57th Division of the Sri Lankan Army during the May 2009 Operation against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). The investigation has been initiated as a result of a criminal complaint filed with [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged 57th Division, ambassador, criminal investigation, diplomatic immunity, diplomatic visa, dossier, ECCHR, European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Federal Foreign Office, federal prosecutor, Germany, hospitals, humanitarian institutions, Jagath Dias, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, LTTE, Major General, no-fire-zones, Office of the Attorney General, religious sites, Society for Threatened Peoples Switzerland, Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan Army, Switzerland, the Vatican, TRIAL, UN-Expert Panel Report, war crimes Comments closed
Croatia: Gotovina: Defence Files Criminal Complaint Against UN Observers
2010-04-26, Zagreb, Croatia. Luka Misetic, Ante Gotovina’s defence counsel, submitted a criminal complaint against former UNMO (United Nations Military Observers) staffers: Alexander Tchernetsky (Russia) , Viktor Tarusin (Russia; Chief Information Officer), and Peter Gage Williams (Britain; Colonel). The complaint alleges that Mr. Tchernetsky found military documents of Croatian Army related to the Operation Storm, a.k.a. [...]
Posted in BiH WCS, ICTY Also tagged Alan Tieger, Alexander Tchernetsky, Ante Gotovina, archives, Article 327 (1), artillery diaries, Chief Information Officer, Colonel, concealment, Criminal Code, Croatia, Croatian Army, destruction, Gregory Kehoe, HV, Ivan Cermak, Luka Misetic, military documents, Mladen Markac, Municipal State Attorney Office, non-military targets, Operation Storm, Payam Akhavan, Peter Gage Williams, Stefan Waespi, United Nations Military Observers, UNMO, Viktor Tarusin, Zagreb Comments closed
United Kingdom: Parliament Amends ‘Universal Jurisdiction’ Law