Request for Revocation of Delics Verdict Rejected
The Hague Tribunal rejects a request for revocation of a verdict against Rasim Delic due to alleged biasness of one of the judges, saying that, due to the death of...
Biased Judges Removal From Seselj Case Upheld
The Hague Tribunal dismissed its prosecutors request to reconsider its decision to remove controversial judge Frederik Harhoff from the trial of Serbian Radical Party boss Vojislav Seselj.
Theodor Meron Re-Elected Hague Tribunal President
United States judge Theodor Meron has been re-elected as the president of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
Theodor Meron Re-Elected Hague Tribunal President
United States judge Theodor Meron has been re-elected as the president of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
Pronouncement of Verdict against Seselj Postponed
The pronouncement of a verdict against Vojislav Seselj, who is charged with war crimes, has been postponed until the issue related to exemption of judge Frederik Harhoff has been resolved.
Disqualified Hague Tribunal Judge Demands Explanation
Controversial Danish judge Frederik Harhoff, removed from Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seseljs war crimes trial for alleged bias, rejected the claim that he is not impartial.
Hague Disqualifies Biased Judge From Seselj Trial
The Hague Tribunal has unprecedentedly removed a judge who criticised the court from Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seseljs trial, potentially putting other war crimes convictions at risk.
Hague Prosecution Rejects Biased Verdict Claim
The Hague prosecution has asked the Tribunal to reject the proposed quashing of Bosnian Army general Rasim Delics sentence over alleged bias revealed by one of the courts judges.
Hague Tribunal President: Convictions Shouldnt be Automatic
In an exclusive interview for BIRN, the president of the Hague Tribunal, Theodor Meron, insisted that despite criticism of recent acquittals, the court upholds the highest standards of justice.
UN Launches Successor to Hague Tribunal
The Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals will take over the Hague Tribunals work after it court closes, dealing with any future appeals launched by convicted war criminals.