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FLORENCE HARTMANN: POSSIBLE GOTOVINA DEFENCE WITNESS?

Brian Gallagher

19 February 2002

Are there two Florences Hartmann? There is a Florence Hartmann who is
a spokesperson for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former...
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EX-BOSNIAK POLITICIAN SPEAKS OF 1992 PRIJEDOR TAKEOVER

Prosecution witness recalls attempts to negotiate with Serbs after they seized power.

By Velma Saric - International Justice - ICTY, TRI Issue 670, 19 Nov 2010

An ex-Bosniak politician from Prijedor testified this week about the 1992 takeover of power in the municipality by the Serbian Democratic Party, SDS. Mevludin Sejmenovic, a former chairman of the Bosniak Party of
Democratic Action, SDA...
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SIR GEOFFREY NICE, THE VICTIMS OF SREBRENICA - LIVING AND DEAD - DESERVE THE TRUTH

Interview by Nihad
Krupic, author, freelance writer and publisher

March 30, 2010, Vancouver, Canada

www.kbsa2000kbs.org

The only plausible explanation I have is that prosecuting Milosevic I found myself in the unique position of investigating
and collecting evidence on all major crimes committed by the Serbian armed
forces under Milosevic's leadership. This meant...
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SREBRENICA SURVIVOR GIVES GLIMPSE OF ENCLAVE'S DEFENCES

Details emerge from Tolimir's two-day cross examination of a witness who survived a mass execution.

By Rachel Irwin in The Hague
(TU No. 640, 26-Mar-10)

Former Bosnian Serb general Zdravko Tolimir, on trial for war crimes at the Hague tribunal, this week questioned a witness who survived the 1995
Srebrenica massacre
about his role in the
defence of the enclave and the exodus of people after...
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MARKAC WITNESS DENIES CROAT FORCES LOOTED

Defendant's deputy says
he does not believe special police destroyed homes in Gracac.

By Julia Hawes
(TU No. 640, 26-Mar-10)

A witness in the Hague tribunal trial of Mladen Markac, former commander of the Croatian special police forces, denied this week that they took part in looting and burning of the village of Gracac after Operation Storm, an offensive aimed at retaking the Serb-held Krajina
region in August 1995...
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COURT TOLD YUGOSLAV
OFFICERS WANTED
TO FIGHT FOR
BOSNIAN SERBS

Witness said some contacted the Bosnian Serbs about joining them but didn't know how.

By Velma Saric in Sarajevo
(TU No. 640, 25-Mar-10)

A defence witness at the Hague tribunal trial of former Yugoslav army, VJ, chief Momcilo Perisic this week said that certain VJ officers originally from Bosnia asked to serve with the Bosnian Serb army, VRS. Perisic, former chief of general staff of the VJ...
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COURT HEARS VJ
NOT FORCED TO FIGHT
IN BOSNIA

Witness says Yugoslav troops could opt out of Sarajevo battle.

By Velma Saric in Sarajevo
(TU No. 639, 19-Mar-10)

A defence witness told the Hague tribunal trial of former Yugoslav army, VJ, chief Momcilo Perisic this week that members of the 72 Special Brigade were free to decide whether to take part in fighting on the frontlines around Sarajevo in December 1993. Zlatko Danilovic, a former member of the 72 Special Brigade...
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GUILTY PLEA IN LUKIC CONTEMPT CASE

Witness gets three-month sentence after plea agreement.

By Rachel Irwin in The Hague
(TU No. 639, 18-Mar-10)

A Bosniak man pleaded guilty to contempt this week after admitting that he accepted money in exchange for signing a
false statement in the trial
of Bosnian Serb cousins Milan and Sredoje Lukic. Judges at the Hague tribunal sentenced the
man, Zuhdija Tabakovic, to three months in prison with credit for time served. He...
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SERBIA AND THE ICTY

An analysis of EU conditionality

by Mathias Dobbels

Statutory Declaration
I hereby declare that this thesis has been written by myself without any external unauthorised help, that it has been neither presented to any institution for evaluation nor previously published in its entirety or
in parts. Any parts, words or ideas, of the thesis, however limited, and including tables, graphs, maps etc., which are
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DESTRUCTIVE SECRETS AND DESTRUCTIVE CONSEQUENCES: CARLA DEL PONTE AND THE WORLD COURT DECISION

Keith Doubt

The recent decision of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to not hold Serbia directly responsible and accountable for the genocide that occurred in Bosnia-Herzegovina is troubling and
disappointing. The decision strengthens the cynical perception of the international community obstructing Bosnia-
Herzegovina's need for...
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LOCAL WAR-CRIME
TRIALS MAY AID

RECONCILIATION

Author: Geoffrey Nice - BIRN interview

Uploaded: Thursday,
18 September, 2008

In a wide-ranging interview carried out by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network [BIRN] in Sarajevo, the ICTY prosecutor of Slobodan Milosevic applauds Bosnia's new war crimes court, compares the Milosevic and Karadzic cases and is mystified by the indictment of Florence Hartmann. Nidzara Ahmetasevic for BIRN...
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JUSTICE v. POLITICS

Louise Arbour

18 September, 2008

The former chief prosecutor of the Hague tribunal, later UN commissioner for human rights, argues for
the importance of a system of international justice overriding short-term political calculations.  When I announced the indictment of Slobodan Milosevic on
27 May 1999, at the height of the armed conflict between Serbia and NATO troops in Kosovo, many were dismayed. The conventional wisdom at the time was that...   More >>>

 

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