The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has convicted Momcilo Perišic, former Chief of General Staff of the Yugoslav Army from August 1993 to November 1998, for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia and sentenced him to 27 years’ imprisonment. Read more... |
| Yesterday a court in the Netherlands ruled that the Dutch state was responsible for the deaths of three Bosniaks killed during the Srebrenica massacres. The court ordered the government to pay compensation to the dead men's relatives. Read more... |
|
|  | Categories TagsSenegal, ICTY, Mladic, London riots, News, Daniel Joyner, Afghanistan, Cameroon, Norway, Kenya, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Poland, David Scheffer, News, ICT, Yugoslavia, Syria, Turkey, ICLB, Gillian Higgins, Khmer Rouge, RWN, ICDL, ICTY, Steven Kay QC, Algeria, Steven Kay QC, 9BRi, Beslan, Chad, Cambodia, ICC, Sudan, 9BRi, STL, Tanzania, Russia, 9BRi, STL, Bashar al-Assad, ICC, Ratko Mladic, Lebanon, Steven Kay QC, Gillian Higgins, Toby Cadman, 9BRi, John Cammegh, David Young, William Schabas, Libya, 9BRi, David Scheffer, News, SOAS, 9 Bedford Row, Armenia, ACHPR, Eichmann, Sri Lanka, Morocco, Gaddafi, Steven Kay, Gillian Higgins, Peter Glenser, News, ARC, Bosnia, Bangladesh, Croatia, Beslan, Mexico, Extradition, Syria, 9BRi, Haiti, Malawi, Zimbabwe Archive |
|
feed for this category