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Serbian Radical Party (SRS) leader and International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) indictee Vojislav Seselj on Thursday confirmed that proceedings had been launched for him to be extradited to the ICTY and that he would respect court procedure in Serbia but that he would not return to The Hague voluntarily. Speaking at a SRS press conference, Seselj said that he had been served with a subpoena to appear as an accused before the High Court in Belgrade on March 10 on orders from the ICTY Appeals Chamber. "I will respond to the subpoena. I won't run or hide but I won't voluntarily go to The Hague. I will refer to the European convention on human rights, the right to an equitable trial, the right to a trial in a reasonable time frame and the right to defend myself," Seselj told reporters. The ICTY had previously requested authorities in Serbia to ensure Seselj's attendance at the reading of the verdict scheduled for March 31. Seseslj underscored that should Aleksandar Vucic's government decide to extradite him to The Hague, he would passively resist and that regardless of those circumstances, his party would run in the extraordinary parliamentary election which is expected to be held on April 24. "I believe that Aleksandar Vucic is having hard time because he is aware what it would mean if I were to be extradited to The Hague. That would be a smear on him, ranking him alongside (Boris) Tadic, (Vojislav) Kostunica, (Zoran) Djindjic, (Zoranom) Zivkovic and all those others who extradited Serbs to The Hague," Seselj said. Seselj surrended to the ICTY on 24 March 2003 and was tried for the expulsion of non-Serbs based on political, racial and religious grounds, deportation and inhumane behaviour and crimes against humanity against Croats and Bosniaks in Croatia, Vojvodina and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the early 1990s. Seselj was in the ICTY detention unit until November 2014, when he was provisionally released due to ill health on the condition that Serbia deliver him to The Hague for the reading of the verdict. In the meantime, after intensive therapy, in mid-January 2015 Seselj claimed that his liver cancer had subsided and that he was now "the healthiest person on the Serbian political scene." Related Seselj says won't voluntarily go to The Hague for verdict Croatia Saturday, February 13, 2016 - 12:11 Documenta: ICTY has capitulated to Vojislav Seselj Croatia Friday, March 18, 2016 - 14:21 ICTY to deliver Seselj ruling on March 31 Croatia Saturday, February 13, 2016 - 09:13
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Zbog spriječenosti tužitelja, koji ne može doputovati u Den Haag zbog prekida zračnoga prometa, odgođeno je za utorak zakazano prvo pojavljivanje Vojislava Šešelja pred sucem u slučaju nepoštivanja suda, priopćio je u ponedjeljak Međunarodni kazneni sud za bivšu Jugoslaviju (ICTY) Šešelj je optužen za nepoštivanje suda jer je u svojoj knjizi objavio imena 11 zaštićenih svjedoka ICTY-ja. Još nije odlučeno kad će se Šešelj prvi put pojaviti pred sucem O-Gonom Kwonom, kaže se u ICTY-jevu priopćenju. Čelniku Srpske radikalne stranke sude u Den Haagu zbog ratnih zločina u Hrvatskoj i Bosni i Hercegovini od 1991. do 1994. Za nepoštivanje suda optužen je pošto je žalbeno vijeće u prosincu 2009. donijelo povjerljivu odluku da je odlukom od kolovoza 2009. sudsko vijeće pogrješno ocijenilo kako bi optužba za nepoštivanje suda bila neutemeljena. Žalba je prihvaćena 17. prosinca 2009. Šešelj je već drugi put optužen za nepoštivanje suda. On je 24. srpnja 2009. proglašen krivim za nepoštivanje suda i osuđen na 15 mjeseci zatvora jer je u svojoj knjizi otkrio imena i druge osobne podatke zaštićenih svjedoka. Taj je slučaj sada u žalbenom postupku. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom