E-Novine: Sud je sudio po zadatku
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Izveštaj sa suđenja – 1. oktobar 2008.
Pred Prvim opštinskim sudom u Beogradu, 1. oktobra 2008. godine održano je ročište po tužbi za naknadu štete koju je FHP 20. novembra 2007. godine podneo protiv Republike Srbije u ime dvanaest bivših logoraša logora Begejci i Sremska Mitrovica [Vojvodini], zbog odgovornosti države za nezakonit pritvor i torturu koju su nad njima izvršili pripadnici JNA i MUP-a Republike Srbije. Na ročištu su saslušani bivši logoraši Ana Jurković, Bojan Tešanović i Zvonko Ragač
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The government of the Republic of Serbia seriously limits the efforts to re-establish the rule of law by not arresting the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) indictees who are still at large and hide on the territory of Serbia and by not carrying out reforms of the police, military and security services. The government continues to influence the War Crimes Prosecutor’s Office to prevent establishment of the truth about participation of Serbian institutions in planning, ordering and execution of crimes during armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia. The government ignores its obligation to provide the victims’ families with the full truth on the fate of their loved ones and establish an appropriate reparation programme for the victims. What is more, the government fails to accept the need to establish a public platform for truth-seeking and truth-telling on the harms done to others in the name of Serbia, which is a condition for restoring dignity off all victims, including Serbian ones.
Press Release composed in view of the US Ambassador for the War Crimes Issues, John Clint Williamson’s visit
The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) is asking the War Crimes Prosecution Office to initiate a pretrial investigation in connection with the war crimes committed in Antin, Republic of Croatia, following the establishment of the Serb authority (the authority of the Yugoslav National Army, YNA) over the territory of Eastern Slavonija in August 1991, pointing out to the evidence indicating that those crimes had been committed by the members of the volunteer units from Serbia, “Šešelj’s followers”, and of some others, among whom the survivors mention the vice-president of the Serb Radical Party, Tomislav Nikolić.