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Damaging power struggle engulfs the former ICTY

Damaging power struggle engulfs the former ICTY

Judges at the UN International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (MICT), the successor institution of the UN tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, have become embroiled in a very public power struggle which is already impacting the MICT’s main cases and could taint the legacy of the Yugoslav tribunal by fueling opponents claims the court is […]

By Stephanie van den Berg

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