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Tag Archives: United Kingdom
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, extradition, fair trial, ICTY, JNA, London, Serbia, Timothy Workman, war crimes, War Crimes Prosecution, War Crimes Section, Westminster Magistrates Court Comments closed
ICC: Belgium, Denmark and Finland – New Destinations for the ICC Convicts
2010-06-01, Kampala, Uganda. Belgium, Denmark and Finland signed an agreement with the ICC allowing the transfer of individuals to their prisons to serve jail sentences imposed by the Court. Australia and the United Kingdom were the first ones to sign such agreements in 2005 and 2007, respectively. UN News Center |
ICTY: General Krstic’s Throat Slashed in a UK Prison
2010-05-08, Wakefield, England. Three Muslim prisoners attacked General Krstic in the Wakefield Prison, where he was serving his 35-year ICTY sentence for aiding and abetting Srebrenica genocide. His throat was slashed with a razorblade embedded in a toothbrush. One of the attackers was Indrit Krasniqi, 22, who is serving life-sentence for murdering a 16 year-old girl [...]
Posted in ICTY Also tagged aiding and abetting genocide, attack, England, Indrit Krasniqi, Pinderfields Hospital, prison, Radislav Krstic, sentence, Wakefield, Wakefield Prison Comments closed
UK: Bosnic Released from Custody
2010-04-10, Gloucester, UK. Mile Bosnic, who was arrested on March 25 on the extradition request from Croatia has been released without charges. The Croatian judge discontinued the investigation on April 2, and the extradition request was discharged the next day. Independent |
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged City of Westminster, Crotia, Crown Prosecution Service, extradition, Gloucester, Magistrates' Court, Metropolitan Police Extradition Unit, Mile Bosnic, UK Comments closed
United Kingdom: Parliament Amends ‘Universal Jurisdiction’ Law