International Justice/ICTY: Feb/Mar ‘10
Report on Karadzic decision to represent himself said to contribute to better understanding of an important and evolving area of law.
Report on Karadzic decision to represent himself said to contribute to better understanding of an important and evolving area of law.
IWPR joins initiative to give journalism students worldwide a deeper knowledge of international criminal law and justice.
They appear to fear that supporting a declaration condemning the outrage would endanger their entity. By Rachel Irwin in The Hague and RFE reporters in Belgrade and Sarajevo
Trial judges say they remained “unconvinced” by his submission and that he had “merely repeated” previous arguments.
Former Bosnian Serb president had asked for more time to prepare his case.
Serbian politician demands statements about alleged meetings between ex-tribunal officials and his former legal adviser.
Tolimir trial hears reconstruction of events following fall of enclave.
Lawyers representing relatives of victims say they will continue to pursue case, despite Dutch court decision.
Judge says prosecution should respond promptly to any reasonable defence requests for assistance.