Over 2,000 Suspects from Former Yugoslavia Await Investigation

IRMCT Prosecutor Serge Brammertz stated that over 2,000 suspects from the former Yugoslavia still need to be investigated for war crimes. He emphasized the ongoing need for accountability and justice in the region.

13 Jun, 11:44 — 13 Jun, 11:44

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IRMCT Prosecutor Brammertz: Over 2,000 suspects from former Yugoslavia still to be investigated

On Friday, Prosecutor Serge Brammertz of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (Mechanism) addressed the United Nations Security

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Bramerc: Još se čekaju istrage za više od 2.000 osumnjičenih na prostoru Jugoslavije

danas12 Jun, 19:12

Bramerc: Još se čekaju istrage za više od 2.000 osumnjičenih na prostoru Jugoslavije

klix-ba12 Jun, 19:41

Brammertz: Više od 2.000 osumnjičenih u bivšoj Jugoslaviji tek treba biti predmet istraga

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Over 2,000 Suspects from Former Yugoslavia Await Investigation

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IRMCT Prosecutor Brammertz: Over 2,000 suspects from former Yugoslavia still to be investigated

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Bramerc: Još se čekaju istrage za više od 2.000 osumnjičenih na prostoru Jugoslavije

Bramerc: Još se čekaju istrage za više od 2.000 osumnjičenih na prostoru Jugoslavije

Brammertz: Više od 2.000 osumnjičenih u bivšoj Jugoslaviji tek treba biti predmet istraga

IRMCT Prosecutor Brammertz: Over 2,000 suspects from former Yugoslavia still to be investigated

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