Croats face UN war crimes tribunal

Six ethnic Croats surrendered to the UN war crimes tribunal today to face allegations they participated in the torture and massacre of Muslims in Bosnia in 1993.

Croats face UN war crimes tribunal
Mon, 05 Apr, 2004 - 09:37

Six ethnic Croats surrendered to the UN war crimes tribunal today to face allegations they participated in the torture and massacre of Muslims in Bosnia in 1993.

Colonel General Milivoj Petkovic, retired General Slobodan Praljak, Jadranko Prlic, Valentin Coric, Bruno Stojic and Bersilav Pusic flew from Zagreb to Amsterdam on a commercial Croatia Airlines jet to the court in The Hague, Netherlands.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BosniaPlace: ZagrebPlace: AmsterdamPlace: The Hague, NetherlandsPlace: south-eastern BosniaPlace: CroatiaPlace: YugoslaviaPerson: CroatsPerson: Milivoj PetkovicPerson: Slobodan PraljakPerson: Jadranko PrlicPerson: Valentin CoricPerson: Bruno StojicPerson: Bersilav PusicPerson: PrlicPerson: StojicPerson: CoricPerson: PusicPerson: PetkovicPerson: PraljakPerson: Franjo TudjmanPerson: TudjmanOrganisation: UNOrganisation: MuslimsOrganisation: Croatia AirlinesOrganisation: Croatia
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