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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, extradition, massacre, objective, Philip Alcock, Prosecutor's Office of BiH, Special Department for War Crimes, Westminster Magistrates Court Comments closed
Montenegro: 6 Sentenced for Torturing Croats
2010-05-15, Podgorica, Montenegro. A court in Montenegro found 6 former JNA soldiers guilty of war crimes, and found that the accused “ordered and committed torture, inhumane treatment and inflicted serious suffering on the prisoners of war and civilians” in the Morinj Detention Camp during 1991-92 war. The victims were mostly Croats brought to the camp [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged appeal, at large, civilian, Croat, detention camp, Dubrovnik, Goran Rodic, guilty, inhumane treatment, Ivo Menzalin, Montenegro, Morinj, Podgorica, POW, pre-trial detention, prisoner of war, soldier, torture, war crimes Comments closed
Montenegro: Closing Arguments in the Morinj Detention Camp Case
2010-04-20, Podgorica, Montenegro. The prosecution and defence made their closing arguments in the trial of the former JNA officers that were accused of torture, inhumane treatment and infliction of bodily harm on 169 Croatian POWs and civilians held at the Morinj detention camp (located near Kotor) in 1991-1992. One of the accused, Ivo Menzalin, was prosecuted [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Boro Gligic, Croatia, in absentia, infliction of bodily harm, inhumane treatment, Ivo Gojnic, Ivo Menzalin, Mladjen Govedarica, Montenegro, Morinj, Morinj detention camp, prisoner of war, Spiro Lucic, torture, Yugoslav People's Army, Zlatko Tarle Comments closed
Montenegro: Seven Former JNA and MUP Officers Charged
2010-04-21, Podgorica, Montenegro. The prosecutors accused seven former JNA and MUP officers that they “abused, caused severe sufferings, jeopardized health, intimidated and created an atmosphere for forced emigration” Muslims in the villages in the northern mountain region of Bukovica between 1992-1993. According to NGOs, at least eight Muslim civilians were killed and hundreds expelled from [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged abuse, Army, Bosnian War, Bukovica, civilians, Montenegro, MUP, murder, Muslim civilians, police, suffering, Yugoslav People's Army Comments closed
UK: Ganic’s Extradition Hearing Set for July
2010-04-20, London, UK. Judge Timothy Workman of the Westminster Magistrates Court set the extradition hearing for July 5-9, 2010. He also set May 18 and June 15 deadlines for defence’s and prosecution’s submissions. Mr. Ganic is held on an extradition request from Serbia that claims that he committed war crimes by authorizing an attack on JNA troops that [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged abduction, Alija Izetbegovic, Dobrovoljacka Street, Ejup Ganic, extradition, hearing, P.J. Crowley, Sarajevo, scheduling, Timothy Workman, war crimes, Westminster Magistrates Court Comments closed
ICTY: Karadzic Cross-Examines the First OTP Witness
2010-04-13 & 14, The Hague, The Netherlands. The first OTP witness, Ahmet Zulic, testified about and was cross-examined on the attacks carried out by Serb forces on villages near Sanski Most, expulsion and killing of Muslims, and maltreatment of prisoners at the Manjaca prison camp. He also testified that 20 Muslims were forced to dig their [...]
Posted in ICTY Also tagged Ahmet Zulic, Bosnian Serb Army, Brdjanin, Crisis Headquarters Chief, General, Krajisnik, Kriva Cesta, Manjaca, Milan Daljevic, Milosevic, Nedeljko Rasuo, Partisan cemetery, prison camp, Radovan Karadzic, Sanski most, Simo Simetic, VRS, Yugoslav People’s Army Comments closed
United Kingdom: Ganic’s Extradition Request Denied