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Bosnian legal experts are studying the guilty verdict handed down by the Hague war crimes tribunal last week in the case of former Bosnian Serb political leader Radovan Karadzic to see if it contains any new elements based on which Bosnia and Herzegovina could launch a review of a genocide suit against Serbia, the chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency, Bakir Izetbegovic, said in Sarajevo on Monday. Bosnia and Herzegovina had sued the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, that is Serbia as its legal successor, before the International Court of Justice (ICTY) in The Hague for military aggression and genocide committed during the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Izetbegovic said that the legal representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina before the ICJ were now analysing the Karadzic verdict, which the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) delivered on March 24. "They will study the verdict and we will see if there are any new elements. If there are, we will not shun them. We will not ignore the suffering which the peoples of this country endured. We will launch a review, but we need new evidence," Izetbegovic, the Bosniak (Muslim) member of the collective Presidency, told the press. He added that it would be best for the Serbs and the Bosniaks to carefully read the entire verdict and try to mend their relations based on the facts confirmed by the court. The Croatian member of the Presidency, Dragan Covic, said he did not believe the Karadzic verdict contained prerequisites for a review of the ICJ ruling. He said it was bad that every court ruling, and especially those by the ICTY, was politicised. In February 2007 the ICJ dismissed Bosnia and Herzegovina's suit against Serbia as unfounded, but left open the possibility of Bosnia and Herzegovina initiating a review over the next ten years if new evidence emerged to back up its claims. The deadline for initiating a review expires in February 2017. Related Bosnian Serb leaders opposed to renewing lawsuit against Serbia Balkan Tuesday, March 29, 2016 - 15:54 Serbian PM says Serb-Bosniak relations crucial for peace in region Balkan Tuesday, April 12, 2016 - 17:22 Karadzic, a psychiatrist who became a warlord Balkan Monday, March 21, 2016 - 13:10
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Međunarodni kazneni sud za bivšu Jugoslaviju (ICTY) odredio je u četvrtak bivšem političkom čelniku bosanskih Srba Radovanu Karadžiću iznos od 146.501 euro troškova za obranu. "Optuženi treba platiti 146.501 euro za troškove obrane", navodi se u odluci tajnika suda Johna Hockinga, koju je objavio ICTY. "Osim troška optuženog, preostale troškove će pokriti sud", dodaje se u odluci, bez navođenja ukupnog troška obrane Karadžića (67) koji se u sudnici brani sam, ali ima na raspolaganju pravnu pomoć. Radovan Karadžić je po dolasku u ICTY rekao da ne raspolaže dovoljnim sredstvima za obranu i zatražio pomoć ICTY-ja. Tajnik Hocking je utvrdio da je Karadžić u stanju djelomično financirati svoju obranu. Ratni čelnik bosanskih Srba optužen je za genocid, zločine protiv čovječnosti i ratne zločine u ratu u Bosni i Hercegovini. Proces protiv njega počeo je u listopadu 2009. a optuženi bi u utorak trebao početi izvoditi dokaze svoje obrane. Karadžić mora odgovarati za pokolj nad gotovo 8.000 muslimanskih muškaraca i mladića koji je vojska bosanskih Srba počinila u srpnju 1995. u Srebrenici. Uhićen u srpnju 2008. u Beogradu nakon 13 godina skrivanja, on tvrdi da je nedužan. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom