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Stanisic and Simatovic: slim convictions in longest running Yugoslav trial
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Stanisic and Simatovic: slim convictions in longest running Yugoslav trial
On June 30, a former head of Serbian state security and his subordinate were convicted for crimes in just one Bosnian town, and sentenced to 12 years in jail. But this retrial in the longest Yugoslav case before the UN court in The Hague left everyone with something to gripe about. The defence says it […]
By Stephanie van den Berg, our correspondent in The Hague
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