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Tag Archives: Serbia
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, disappearance, futigitive, General Mladic, Milos Saljic, motion, National Council for Cooperation, Rasim Ljajic, Ratko Mladic Comments closed
Serbia: A Mass Grave of Kosovo Albanians Found
2010-05-10, Raska, Serbia. The Serbian Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor and EULEX uncovered a mass grave with some 250 bodies of Kosovo Albanians killed during the 1998-1999 Kosovo war. The grave has been found in the village of Rudnica near town of Raska, located near the Serbian-Kosovo border. During the war, Serbian security forces transported [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Bruno Vekaric, cover up, EULEX, Kosovo Albanian, Kosovo War, mass grave, minister of interior, Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor, Raska, Rudnica, Vladimir Vukcevic, Vlastimir Djordjevic Comments closed
Serbia: An Alleged War Criminal Arrested by Serbian Authorities
2010-04-20, Belgrade, Serbia. V.M., a citizen of Croatia and a former member of the Croatian National Guard, was arrested at the Serbia-Bulgaria border. He is suspected of killing a Serb in the village of Rastovac, near Grubisno Polje, eastern Croatia, in 1991. Croatian Times |
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged BIA, Bulgaria, Croatia, Grubisno Polje, Rastovac, Serbian Intelligence Agency, V.M., war crimes Comments closed
UK: Ganic’s Extradition Hearing Today
2010-04-13, London, UK. Ganic will appear today before the Magistrate’s Court in London in respect of the Serbian government’s extradition request charging him with war crimes. A Serbian war crimes prosecutor will be also present at the hearing. Ganic was arrested on March 1, and was released on bail on the 11th. Balkan Insight |
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged BiH, Clare Montgomery, Damir Arnaut, Dobrovoljacka Street, Ejup Ganic, extradition, JNA convoy, London, Magistrate Court, Matrix Chambers, Quentin Purdy, Sarajevo, security payment, surety, UK, University of Buckingham, war crimes, Yugoslav People's Army Comments closed
Spain: Batko to be Extradited … Somewhere
2010-04-09, Madrid, Spain. The Spanish government made a decision to extradite Veselin Vlahovic aka Batko. He is facing war crimes charges in BiH, for murders committed in Sarajevo’s Grbavici neighbourhood; Serbia, where he was convicted of a murder in 2001, and Montenegro, where he was convicted for a violent crime and later escaped from detention. The government, [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Batko, BiH, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Grbavici, international arrest warrant, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Montenegro, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Spain, Veselin Vlahovic, war crimes Comments closed
Serbia: Egner: Int'l Arrest Warrant Issued Against a Former Gestapo Officer
2010-04-02, Belgrade, Serbia. A Serbian Court issued an international warrant for the arrest of Peter Egner, a member of the Gestapo, and now an American citizen living in a retirement community outside of Seattle. He is accused of serving in the Einsatzgruppe, a Serbian Nazi police unit, that killed thousands of Jews and Serbs by gassing them [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Belgrade, Einsatzgruppe, extradition, Gestapo, Nazi, Peter Egner, Seattle, SS, United States Comments closed
Serbia: Ganic: Serbia Has No Objections to a Trial in BiH
2010-03-15, Belgrade, Serbia. Serbian President Tadic stated today that Serbia has no objections to the extradition of Ejup Ganic from UK to BiH, as long as he stands trial. B92
UK: Ganic: Serbia requests Extradition
2010-03-10, Belgrade, Serbia. The Justice Ministry made an official request to the UK for the extradition of Ejup Ganic to Serbia to be tried before the Belgrade High Court. SerbianGov |
Spain: Batko Admits to Crimes in Grbavica
2010-03-04, Altea, Spain. According to El Pais, Batko admitted to war crimes committed in Grbavica. Serbian Ministry of Justice announced that it will be requesting extradition of Batko to serve the sentence rendered by the Novi Sad District Court for the killings committed in Serbia. Montenegro will also request his extradition to Montenegro to finish [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Altea, banditry, Batko, BiH, extradition, Grbavica, international arrest warrant, Montenegro, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Spain, Veselin Vlahovic Comments closed
United Kingdom: Ganic’s Extradition Request Denied