European Court rules Croatia failing over war crimes

Friday 21 January 2011 Authorities found responsible for the lack of adequate investigations into the disappearance and deaths of two war crimes victims in 1991. Amnesty International has again urged the Croatian authorities to investigate war crimes committed during the 1991-1995 war following a key European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling that could allow thousands of victims seek justice internationally. The ECHR yesterday found that the Croatian authorities were responsible for the lack of adequate investigations into the disappearance and deaths of two war crimes…

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