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Serbian nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj on Thursday in Belgrade berated the UN court that cleared him of war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. The UN's International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was an "anti-Serbian court in the hand of Western powers," the 61-year-old head of the nationalist Serbian Radical Party (SRS) said. "It has no legal significance whatsoever," Seselj said. He was now going to demand 14 million euros (15.9 million dollars) in compensation for his 12-year custody. In 2014 he was temporarily released from prison due to illness. Seselj had voluntarily surrendered to the court in 2003. It had been "clear right from the start, that I am innocent," Seselj said, adding that he had "destroyed the manipulated evidence presented there [in court]." Despite all the trials against his Serbian compatriots in The Hague "the idea of a greater Serbia" remained "powerful with or without me." The media in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina called Seselj's clearance of war crimes a shock and a disgrace. However, he was "not interested in these reactions," the Serbian nationalist said, accusing the US and the EU of "supporting all enemies of the Serbs." Since the West had bombarded Serbia in 1999, it could not expect Serbs now to become their friend. The ICTY had earlier cleared Seselj, saying there was insufficient evidence to prove his responsibility for war crimes against Croats and Muslims during the country's conflicts in the early 1990s. None of the counts of his indictment showed Seselj's guilt, according to the ICTY. The acquittal makes Seselj a free man, presiding judge Jean-Claude Antonetti said. The prosecution had asked for a 28-year custodial sentence. Seselj had refused to attend the reading of the verdict. "I don't have time to think about The Hague. I'm on the campaign trail [for the SRS] and I have to attend events every day. I'm done with them," he had told the government newspaper Novosti on Wednesday. Serbia is electing a new parliament at the end of April. Related UN tribunal clears Serb nationalist leader Seselj of war crimes Europe Thursday, March 31, 2016 - 11:51 UN tribunal to issue verdict on Serb nationalist leader Seselj Balkan Thursday, March 31, 2016 - 10:02 Seselj: I don't feel guilty of anything Balkan Thursday, March 31, 2016 - 14:05
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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