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Published in Primenjena psihologija, 10, 463-475.

PUBLIC OPINION IN SERBIA ON ICTY:
A CHICKEN OR AN EGG?

Mikloš Biro

The paper presents seven consecutive public opinion polls in Serbia (in the period 2000–2011) on the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and its

“partiality“ towards Serbs. The author connected changes in attitudes of citizens during the observed years with the
public statements of the “national leaders“ about the Tribunal, as well as with the presentation of the facts of Serbian war crimes in Serbian media. Even though the observed correlation could not be interpreted in the terms of causal relation, the author pointed out to the importance of creators of the public opinion, and offered a possibility that the leading politicians and media in Serbia were not
reactive to the attitudes of citizens (as they claimed) but vice versa – they created the public opinion of citizens by their statements or by presentation of...   MS Word (144kb) >>>

 

THE STATE SECURITY
SERVICE OF THE
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
AND ITS INTERACTION
WITH MINISTRIES OF
INTERNAL AFFAIRS IN
SERB-CONTROLLED
ENTITIES 1990-1995

Research report prepared for the case of Stanišić and
Simatović

Christian Axboe Nielsen

12 October 2016

This research report aims
to provide an overview...
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OPEN THE ARCHIVES OF
THE YUGOSLAVIA
TRIBUNAL!

Sign the Petition!

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia holds a repository of over ten
million unique items of immense value. It is of utmost importance that its preservation and accessibility are guaranteed. The establishment of the International...   Link >>>

 

INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
TRIALS: WHY BOTHER AT
ALL?

Sir Geoffrey Nice

March 16, 2015, Daily Sabah

One day in July 1998, I opened the door of my new office as a prosecutor in the U.N.'s International
Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague, Netherlands, which opened the way to a new legal career. Almost overnight, I had to transform from an...   More >>>

 

The New York Times

BOSNIAN SERB
EX-LEADER CLOSES
HIS DEFENSE AT
WAR CRIMES TRIAL

By Marlise Simons

The Hague, October 7, 2014

After four years of hearings and hundreds of
witnesses, the war crimes trial of Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader, ended on Tuesday, with Mr. Karadzic
proclaiming...   More >>>

 

WIKILEAKED CABLE ON
JUDGE THEODORE
MERON’S CRITICISM OF
CARLA DEL PONTE

Created: 2003-07-17 14:18
Classification:
CONFIDENTIAL,
Origin: Embassy The Hague

1. Classified by Charge d'Affaires, a.i., Daniel R. Russel for reason 1.5 (d).
2. (C) Summary. President Theodor Meron of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) met with the Ambassador on July...
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COURT DOCUMENTS -
VLADIMIR DJERIC

JUDGE MAY: Mr. Nice, if I could begin with you. I understand the
representatives of the
Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia, Mr. Djeric,
advisor to the Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs
is present in court.
MR. NICE: Yes, Your
Honour, in the back.
JUDGE MAY: And of course will be given the opportunity to address us. The central...
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WHY WAS MOMCILO
PERISIC ACQUITTED?

Marko Attila Hoare

5 March 2013

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has acquitted
on appeal Momčilo Perišić, former Chief of Staff of the Army of Yugoslavia (VJ), who had previously been sentenced to 27 years in prison for war-crimes in Croatia and Bosnia-
Hercegovina. He was one
of only six officials from...
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DAVID HARLAND’S
ATTACK ON THE ICTY

by Marko Attila Hoare

Greater Surbiton,
17 December 2012

David Harland, Executive Director of the Center for Humanitarian Dialogue and head of UN Civil Affairs in Bosnia-Hercegovina in
1993-1995, recently published, in the New York Times, a polemic against the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)...
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CONSIDERING THE
DECISION OF THE ICTY
APPEALS CHAMBER TO
ACQUIT ANTE GOTOVINA
AND MLADEN MARKAČ

by Dunja Melčić

Greater Surbiton,
13 December 2012

First reaction
The judgment of the Appeal Chamber, presided over by the eminent lawyer and Tribunal President Theodor Meron, to quash on all counts the first instance convictions handed down against two Croatian...
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VINDICATION OR
TRAVESTY? OPERATION
STORM’S ANTE GOTOVINA
AND MLADEN MARKAC
ACQUITTED

Marko Attila Hoare

‘The largest single ethnic-
cleansing operation of the Yugoslav wars’ – such was the soundbite that was linked to Operation Storm (Operacija Oluja), from
soon after the successful Croatian military operation was waged back in August 1995. That...   More >>>

 

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