search_tooltip! X

Sense Tribunal

Seselj

Vojislav Seselj

News 175

THE HAGUE | 11.12.2008.

NEW ELEMENTS FOR SESELJ’S CONSPIRACY THEORY

‘Academician’ Jovan Glamocanin claims that in early 2001 late Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic convinced him that it was necessary to ‘politically eliminate Seselj and to marginalize his SRS’ in the ‘interest of stabilizing the new pro-western government in Serbia’. As Djindjic told him, they were ‘more dangerous for Serbia than Milosevic and his Socialist Party of Serbia’. The court witness has been warned of the risks of perjury
THE HAGUE | 10.12.2008.

INSIDER TESTIFIES AS COURT WITNESS

Jovan Glamocanin, member of the Crimean International Academy of Spiritual Sciences was first to give evidence for the prosecution, then for the defense, and has finally been subpoenaed to testify at the trial of Vojislav Seselj
THE HAGUE | 04.12.2008.

SESELJ FOCUSES ON IZETBEGOVIC

In his cross-examination of Sulejman Tihic, president of the BH SDA (Party of Democratic Action), Vojislav Seselj has focused on the founder of the SDA and the first president of the independent Bosnia-Herzegovina, so much so that he addressed the witness at one point as 'Mr. Izetbegovic'
THE HAGUE | 03.12.2008.

SESELJ 'MOVED' BY TIHIC'S PRISONER ORDEAL

In his cross-examination of Sulejman Tihic, president of the SDA party in BH, Vojislav Seselj said that he was 'moved' by Tihic's ordeal, but he nevertheless denied that 'Chetniks' were in any way responsible for the abuse of prisoners of war. The JNA Security Administration and its chief, General Vasiljevic were in fact behind the 'Chetniks', Seselj claimed
THE HAGUE | 02.12.2008.

SESELJ DIVIDES JUDGES

The Trial Chamber hearing the case of Vojislav Seselj has decided by a majority vote that extended supervision of privileged communication of the accused might jeopardize the fairness of his trial. The Trial Chamber has ‘called’ on the ICTY Registry to ‘draw appropriate conclusions’. The Registry has opposed the majority decision and applied to the ICTY president for ‘urgent guidelines’ on how to proceed
THE HAGUE | 01.12.2008.

DECISION TO ASSIGN DEFENSE COUNSEL TO SESELJ POSTPONED

Reasons why the decision on the prosecution motion has been postponed are confidential and have been redacted from the Redacted Version of the Redacted Version of the Decision
THE HAGUE | 27.11.2008.

SESELJ: CROATIA ORDERED OVCARA MASSACRE

Croatia ’ordered’ the massacre at Ovcara from the JNA Security Administration to ‘conceal the crimes against Serbs and speed up the process of its international recognition’, Vojislav Seselj contends in his latest ’theory’ concerning the crime in which over 200 prisoners of war were taken from the Vukovar hospital on 21 November 1991 and later executed
THE HAGUE | 26.11.2008.

PROSECUTOR ACCUSES PROSECUTION WITNESS OF LYING TO COURT

The examination-in chief of Aleksandar Stefanovic, first secretary-general of the Serbian Radical Party, revealed that Stefanovic first mentioned him being allegedly pressured by Zoran Djindjic in May 2008. It is roughly one month after accused Seselj disclosed his theory of a ‘pact’ between the late prime minister and the former chief prosecutor against him. The judge warned the witness that he might be charged with perjury; in that case this would not be his last appearance before the Tribunal
THE HAGUE | 25.11.2008.

SESELJ’S CONSPIRACY THEORY GETS A BOOST

Former secretary-general of the Serbian Radical Party Aleksandar Stefanovic claims that the conspiracy by the late Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic and former chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte against the Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj hinged on him
THE HAGUE | 06.11.2008.

’SHOCKING SCENE’ AT OVCARA

In his statement to the OTP investigators, retired JNA colonel Milorad Vojinovic described how he passed by the hangar at the Ovcara farm moments before two hundred Croats were executed there. Vojinovic saw volunteers wearing Chetnik insignia cursing, beating and robbing the prisoners. Vojislav Seselj is charged with the Ovcara massacre

Cases

Schedule

The reports are delivered to Sens-Tribunal Service subscribers immediately after they are posted on the website. The full text of the reports will be available on the website the following day from 12:00 pm (noon).