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US: Mujagic Arrested for War Crimes Allegedly Committed during Bosnian War
November 28, 2012, Utica, NY, United States. U.S. immigration agents arrested Sulejman Mujagic, 50, on an extradition request made by Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mr. Mujagic is accused of unlawfully killing one (Ekrem Baltic) and torturing another (Nisvet Cordic) soldier of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina on March 6, 1995. At that time, Mr. Mujagic was [...]
Posted in BiH WCS Also tagged Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia, BiH, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Commander, Ekrem Baltic, HIS, Homeland Security Investigations, ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, New York, Nisvet Cordic, permanent resident, prisoner of war, Sulejman Mujagic, torture, Una-Sana Canton, United States, unlawful killing, unlawful wounding, Utica, war crime Comments closed
ECHR: Ahorugeze: Court Gives Green Light to an Extradition to Rwanda
2011-10-27, Strasbourg, France. The European Court of Human Rights held that an extradition of Sylvere Ahorugeze, a Rwandan national of Hutu ethnicity, to Rwanda to face genocide charges will neither violate the prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, nor his right to a fair trial. The Chamber found that: there was no evidence [...]
Posted in ECHR Also tagged Carl Henrik Ehrenkrona, charges, Denmark, ECHR, ethnicity, European Court of Human Rights, France, genocide, Hans Bredberg, health, Hutu, ill-treatment, impartiality, independence, Interahamwe, international arrest warrant, international standards, Kigali Central Prison, Mpanga Prison, persecution, personal circumstances, preliminary investigation, prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, public prosecutor, refugee status, right to a fair trial, Rwanda, Rwandan Civil Aviation Authority, Rwandan Embassy, Rwandan judiciary, Strasbourg, Sweden, Sylvere Ahorugeze, witness testimony Comments closed
Israel: Cvetkovic: District Court Allows Extradition to Face Genocide Charges
2011-08-01, Jerusalem, Israel. The District Court of Jerusalem authorized extradition of Aleksandar Cvetković to Bosnia and Herzegovina to face genocide charges. He now has 30 days to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court of Israel. If extradited, he will be prosecuted before the War Crimes Section of the BiH Court in Sarajevo on charges arising [...]
Posted in BiH WCS, Domestic Courts Also tagged Aleksandar Cvetkovic, appeal, BiH, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian Muslims, Branjevo farm, charges, citizen, citizenship, District Court, genocide, genocide charges, immigration, Israel, Jerusalem, July 1995, Main Headquarters, Nick Kaufman, Pilica, Republika Srpska Army, Sarajevo, Srebrenica, Supreme Court of Israel, Tenth Reconnaissance Squad, War Crimes Section, Zvornik municipality Comments closed
United Kingdom: Ganic’s Extradition Request Denied
2010-07-27, London, United Kingdom. Judge Timothy Workman of the Westminster Magistrates’ Court rejected Serbia’s request to extradite Ejup Ganic on charges of war crimes. Sebrian War Crimes Prosecutor accused Mr. Ganic of masterminding the Dobrovoljacka Street massacre that took place on May 2 and 3, 1992, when Bosnian Muslims killed scores of JNA soldiers that were departing for [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Bruno Vekaric, Court of BiH, Dobrovoljacka Street, ECHR, Ejup Ganic, fair trial, ICTY, JNA, London, Serbia, Timothy Workman, United Kingdom, war crimes, War Crimes Prosecution, War Crimes Section, Westminster Magistrates Court Comments closed
UK: Ganic: British International Prosecutor to Defend Ganic
2010-05-17, London, United Kingdom. Philip Alcock, a former int’l prosecutor with the Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH, prepared written submissions to the Westminster Magistrates Court in respect of the Ganic’s extradition case. The Court is considering extradition of Ejup Ganic to Serbia, where he is facing charges of war [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged bias, Dobrovoljacka Street, Ejup Ganic, JNA, massacre, objective, Philip Alcock, Prosecutor's Office of BiH, Special Department for War Crimes, Westminster Magistrates Court 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 Australia, Australian Federal Police, Brendan O'Connor, Captain Dragan, Croatia, Daniel Snedden, Dragan Vasiljkovic, ebay, fugitive, Gio Cervella, Harwood Slipway, Harwood Slipway and Engineering, Nada Lukich-Bruce, Netherlands, NSW, Peter Bruce, police, Salem II, yacht, Yamba Comments closed
Israel: Cvetkovic: Supreme Court Upheld the Decision to Extradite on Genocide Charges