Tolics Testimony Continues behind Closed Doors

Josip Tolic continues testifying at a closed hearing, because the Trial Chamber renders a decision to protect the indictees intimate life.

Autor:

Džana Brkanić

5. December 2014. | 00:00

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The Chamber rendered the mentioned decision as per a proposal by the Defence and indictee Josip Tolic at the beginning of his testimony on November 30.

Tolic, a former member of the 102nd Odzak Brigade of the Croatian Defence Council, HVO, is on trial for having participated in the abuse of Serb detainees in the Odzak and Bosanski Brod area from May to October 1992.

The trial is due to continue with cross-examination of the indictee on December 12.

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