US EditionSrebrenica at 30: The West’s Selective Justice and Double Standards that Tore Yugoslavia Apart
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Srebrenica at 30: The West’s selective justice and double standards that tore Yugoslavia apart
FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail As Bosnia marks 30 years since Srebrenica, the region remains at a crossroads. Mustafa Talha Ozturk, Anadolu’s Bosnia & Herzegovina news manager, argues that Western double standards and the manipulation of religious divides continue to shape the Balkans, while European integration remains a distant promise. Three decades after Europe’s worst atrocity since World War […]
Srebrenica at 30: The West's selective justice and double standards that tore Yugoslavia apart
As Bosnia marks 30 years since Srebrenica, the region remains at a crossroads. Western double standards and the manipulation of religious divides continue to shape the Balkans, while European integration remains a distant promise - Anadolu Ajansı
What legally does not fit is made politically appropriate – the »West« dismantles international law. A historical demolition of the decline of law.
How is the experience of the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia being used to investigate Russia's current war crimes in Ukraine and to bring the perpetrators to justice? Anton Nikiforov, a lawyer who was an adviser to the ICTY Prosecutor, explains how evidence collection for such courts has changed in 30 years
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