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CARLA DEPARTS. FINALLY

William Montgomery

6 January 2008

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has a solid list of accomplishments. There are many genuine war criminals who are either serving well-deserved sentences or awaiting trial. The massive amount of documentation made available in the indictments, judgments and trials themselves have helped to create an invaluable base of information of the terrible events of those years. Some of the evidence which has surfaced, such as the...    More >>>

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DEL PONTE DESTROYED PROSECUTION

13 December 2007

Outgoing Hague Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte destroyed the prosecution, says her former colleague Geoffrey Nice. "A considerable number of good professionals left the prosecutor's office because they were unable to work in an environment where unprofessionalism, cultivated during her mandate, reigned. At management level, only weaklings were left, carefully chosen by her, as she saw them as lapdogs. All this of course reflected on court proceedings," said Nice in an...   More >>>

INTERVIEW WITH GEOFFREY NICE

DEL PONTE RUINED THE HAGUE OTP

Dnevni Avaz, 12 December 2007

Interviewer: Saed Numanovic, pg 5

An exclusive interview with Geoffrey Nice, a former Tribunal Prosecutor

Geoffrey Nice, a British lawyer who led the historical process against Slobodan Milosevic before ICTY, is coming to Sarajevo these days. The man who day after day represented the prosecution in the first process against a chief of a state before international justice, did not get the satisfaction of proving the...
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NICE: CARLA DEL PONTE DID NOT WORK AS A LAWYER BUT RATHER LIKE AN AMATEUR POLITICIAN

Jutarnji list

8 December 2007

Interviewer: Augustin Palokaj

Prosecutor Geoffrey Nice who was in charge of the most important proceedings at the Hague Tribunal, the one against Slobodan Milosevic, speaks for the first time about the backstage games surrounding the trial. You conducted one of the most important trials in the recent history, the one against Slobodan Milosevic, which is special in so many ways. How do you feel...   More >>>

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Jutarnji list

October 2007

Milosevic's Prosecutor in the Hague Geoffrey Nice responds to Florence Hartmann's accusations and claims he should be given credit for collecting evidence against Milosevic Carla Del Ponte is responsible for politicizing the Prosecution Hartmann had access to the private archives of Mrs. Del Ponte, but interpreted events in a manner that solely benefits Mrs. Del Ponte ZAGREB - the Chief Prosecutor in the Milosevic Trial at the Hague, Sir Geoffrey Nice, in an exclusive letter to Jutarnji List yesterday refuted...   More >>>

JUTARNJI LIST

April 2007

Sir Geoffrey Nice

In your newspaper's issue of 12 April 2007, in the article "Sanader: Croatia isalso interested in why the documents did not reach the ICJ" it is written: "The New York Times published on Monday that in the trial before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague, Serbia withheld some crucial evidence concerning its role in the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 1992 to 1995, by making parts of the transcripts from meetings of the Supreme Defence Council unavailable to that highest UN court...   More >>>

THE CAPITULATION OF THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL

Marko Attila Hoare, June 2005

06/27/2005

The recent announcement, that the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia will not be issuing any more indictments against war-crimes suspects, is a disgrace. As a Research Officer, I worked at the Tribunal in 2001 on the case against Slobodan Milosevic. I believed in what the Tribunal was trying to accomplish, and continue to do so. Yet this announcement amounts to the Tribunal's capitulation: with the sole exception of Milosevic...    More >>>

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL'S CONCERNS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE "COMPLETION STRATEGY" OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

06/27/2005, HCHRS

Amnesty International believes that the International Criminal Tribunal for the former
Yugoslavia has played a major role in addressing impunity for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide committed during the violent break-up of Yugoslavia and, through its judgments and decisions, has contributed significantly...
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THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL

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