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Making Faces by International Justice

July 10, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Alexander MEZYAEV A new International crime tribunal with an abstruse name – International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (MomUT), started to function since July 2. It took on the functions of International Tribunal for Rwanda. In July next year it … read more »

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The Karadzic Trial

May 9, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Alexander MEZYAEV The prosecutors have closed their case in the trial of former Bosnian Republic leader Radovan Karadzic on May 4. It has lasted two and a half years. 190 court witnesses have given their testimony on eleven charges. Now … read more »

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Russia’s Anthem in Belgrade

March 3, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Alexander MEZYAEV Nine years have passed on February 25 since the day the leader of Serbian Radical Party Vojislav Seselj, a professor of Belgrade University law faculty, came to the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia of his own will … read more »

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