Примери коришћења Crimes court на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Belgrade war crimes court has reach its first ever verdict.
You elected Milosevic, not me, whom are you to blame butyourselves?" he reportedly told judges at the Belgrade War Crimes Court.
After the Albanian Serious Crimes Court issued a warrant for his arrest, Emiljan fled to Italy.
UN Chief Prosecutor Carla del Ponte speaks during the inauguration of Bosnia and Herzegovina's first war crimes court earlier this year.[AFP].
With the five defendantsnow on the run, the War Crimes Court faces additional bureaucratic tasks before it can hold its first hearing on the case.
A coalition party from Republika Srpska has filed a motion to abolish state prosecutor's office and state war crimes court.[Anes Alic/SETimes].
The Specialist Chambers(Kosovo War Crimes Court) has a specific mandate and I am not sure to what extent it will look at cases of kidnapped and murdered journalists.
The said Ernest von Vajceker was hiding until 1947 in the Vatican from war crimes court for complicity in the mass deportation of Jews.
The Specialist Chambers(Kosovo War Crimes Court) has a specific mandate and I am not sure to what extent it will look at cases of kidnapped and murdered journalists.
The former chief of staff of the Yugoslav Army, Momcilo Perisic, listens to the verdict in The Hague's Yugoslavia war crimes court on Tuesday(September 6th).[Reuters].
A war crimes court could be established in Serbia as early as September, provided the republican legislature approves a new draft law proposed by the government on Wednesday(4 June).
Miroljub Vujovic, the former Yugoslav Army commander for the territorial defence of Vukovar,told the Belgrade War Crimes Court that he did not commit the acts prosecutors allege.
The Belgrade War Crimes Court is currently trying defendants charged with the murder of around 200 Croat civilians in Vukovar, not far from Lovas, in November 1991.
The election, the fourth since Kosovo's declaration of independence in 2008,was called after Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj resigned in July when he was summoned to appear before a war crimes court.
The case should be referred to the Special War Crimes Court in Belgrade, whose professionalism and objectivity have been praised by international institutions," Tadic said in a statement.
A lawyer for former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic says his client feels a"moral responsibility" for war crimes committed during a 1992-95 armed conflict butdoes not agree with an international war crimes court that he bears"an individual criminal responsibility.".
The Belgrade war crimes court sentenced four members of a Serbian paramilitary unit Tuesday(April 10th) to a combined 58 years in prison for killing six Muslim men from Srebrenica.
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia(ICTY), established in 1993,is both the first war crimes court created by the United Nations and the first international war crimes tribunal since the Nuremberg and Tokyo tribunals.
A special war crimes court in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH) launched its first genocide trial Tuesday(9 May) with the case of 11 Bosnian Serbs indicted over the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
At the behest of Western allies and helped by EU funding,Kosovo's parliament in 2015 agreed to set up a special war crimes court based in the Netherlands but operating under Kosovo's jurisdiction, a move widely considered instrumental in helping stabilize Balkan geopolitics.
The special war crimes court in Belgrade on Thursday(April 23rd) convicted four former police officers of killing 48 ethnic Albanians during the 1998-1999 conflict in Kosovo and sentenced them to a total of 68 years in prison.
In addition to representatives of the Serbian and Albanian delegation of the joint Commission for Missing Persons, the exploring of the disputable spot in the village of Sijarina was assisted by representatives of the UNMIK, EULEX,International Committee for Missing Persons and representatives of the War Crimes Court in Belgrade.
A Bosnian policeman stands guard at Bosnia and Herzegovina's first war crimes court inauguration on 9 March 2005, in what has been described as a milestone for justice following 1992-1995 conflict in the former Yugoslav republic.
As the first international tribunal since the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials at the end of the Second World War, ICTY laid much of the groundwork for subsequent processes in Rwanda, Sierra Leone and now the International Criminal Court, ICC, the world's first universal war crimes court.
Meanwhile on Tuesday, the war crimes court in Belgrade acquitted two former Serb policemen, Sreten Popovic and Milos Stojanovic, of torturing three Albanian-Americans brothers who were later killed during the Kosovo conflict, in what is known as the Bytyqi case.
It is therefore not surprising that the current authorities in Kosovo are nervous andimpatiently pushing forward their initiative to abolish the special war crimes court, which basically represents the abolishment of the state of Kosovo bearing in mind that the Specialist Chambers represent a constituent element of the state legislative institutions.
The investigation was reopened. Lost documents? The UNS came to information that the murder of"Media Action International" journalist and interpreter Aleksandar Simovic Sima, also committed after the arrival of the international community, was the only out of 14 cases that EULEX investigated as a war crime. We have not received any response from the competent authorities if this crime will be taken before the Special War Crimes Court in Kosovo.
The Association of Journalists of Serbia[sr] has asked of EULEX, UNMIK, Kosovo Police,the War Crimes Prosecution Office and War Crimes Court to initiate and renew investigations and public campaigns to encourage individuals to speak.[4] The signs calling on information about the cases have been destroyed once set up.[5] As of December 2017[update], out of 14 cases, the Kosovo Prosecution is investigating seven and three were to be handed over to EULEX.
Valentin Inzko, the Austrian diplomat who is the international community's high representative in Sarajevo, told the Guardian he would act to halt a referendum called by Milorad Dodik, the Bosnian Serb leader,on whether to reject Bosnia's state war crimes court and special prosecutor's office established in 2005 by international decree.