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Argentina: A Judge Challenges Spain on Its Failure to Investigate Franko’s Crimes
2010-10-14, Buenos Aires, Argentina. An Argentinean Judge Maria Romilda Servini de Cubria petitioned the Spanish government “to inform this court whether in your country there is an investigation into the existence of a systematic, widespread and deliberate plan designed to terrorise those Spaniards who supported representative government via their physical elimination, and of a plan [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged 1977 amnesty law, amnesty law, Argentina, assassination, Baltasar Garzon, deliberate, dictatorship, forced disappearances, Francisco Franco, General Francisco Franco, genocide, human rights abuses, Investigation, Jose Luis Sanchez Bravo, judge, kidnapping, Maria Servini, murder, Silvia Carretero, Spanish Civil War, systematic, torture, widespread Comments closed
ICTY: Mladic: Family Requests Mladic to be Declared Dead
2010-05-25, Belgrade, Serbia. Milos Saljic, a lawyer for Mladic family, stated that the family will file a motion with a Belgrade court requesting Ratko Mladic to be declared dead. Mr. Saljic stated that General Mladic has not been seen for 7 years and was a very sick man, and therefore it is likely that he [...]
Posted in ICTY Also tagged Belgrade, declaration of death, futigitive, General Mladic, Milos Saljic, motion, National Council for Cooperation, Rasim Ljajic, Ratko Mladic, Serbia Comments closed
Argentina: Jorge Rafael Videla, former head of state, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment