Justice
Bosnia Seeks Arrest of Fugitive Ex-Soldier in Serbia
The Bosnian state court told BIRN on Friday that it has ordered an international warrant to be issued for the arrest of Marko Kovac, who has been charged with crimes against humanity in the Foca area of Bosnia in 1992 and 1993.
JusMin Stelian Ion, Dutch ambassador discuss amending Justice laws and Codes
Minister of Justice Stelian Ion met on Monday with the Dutch Ambassador to Romania, Roelof Van Ees, with the two officials discussing on this occasion the process of amending the Justice package, but also the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code.
French Ambassador to Romania interested in discussions with Stelian Ion on modification of justice laws, criminal codes
The Minister of Justice, Stelian Ion, on Tuesday met with the French Ambassador to Romania, Laurence Auer, on which occasion they discussed the process of modifying the laws of justice, but also the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code.
Felony charges request over Mati wildfire rejected
The request by an investigator for the elevation of the charges faced by fire brigade and civil protection officials from misdemeanors to felonies over their management of the deadly fire in Mati, eastern Attica in 2018 was rejected on Friday for a third time, this time by a different prosecutor.
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JusMin says not obsessing over undoing court section, not feather in his cap
Justice Minister Stelian Ion said on Thursday evening that he does not obsess over undoing the court section for investigation of judicial crimes (SIIJ), adding that he will not turn the issue into a feather in his cap. "Know that I have not turned and I will not turn it into a feather in my cap, and I do not obsess over it.
Court rejects Tajikistan’s extradition request for alleged jihadist
A Greek court rejected on Wednesday an extradition request by Tajikistan against a 27-year-old national who is wanted on an international arrest warrant for his alleged ties to the ISIS terrorist group.
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Harsher Sentence Urged for Bosnian Serb Soldier Convicted of Rape
Presenting its appeal at the Bosnian state court on Monday, the prosecution called for a harsher punishment for Sasa Curcic, who was convicted under a first-instance verdict of committing a crime against humanity for raping a woman in July 1992 and sentenced to five years in prison.
Another Russian Diplomat in Bulgaria Accused of Espionage
Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev informed Minister of Foreign Affairs Ekaterina Zaharieva of intelligence-gathering activities by a Russian diplomat on the territory of Bulgaria. The prosecutor's office had evidence to prove it, the public prosecutor's office said.
Hard lockdown could be extended in other areas, expert warns
One day after the government announced hard lockdowns in three western Attica municipalities to stem the tide of coronavirus infections, a prominent expert did not rule out similar measures for more areas in Greece.