Samo prijavljeni korisnici mogu pregledati cijeli sadržaj.
HINA Zagreb, 1 June 2003CROATIA, U.S. STILL TALKING NON-EXTRADITION OF AMERICANS TO ICCWASHINGTON, June 1 (Hina) - The U.S. and Croatia are still discussing the U.S. request that Croatia sign an accord on the non-extradition of
Americans to the International Criminal Court (ICC), a State Department official said on Saturday, adding the U.S. had not yet considered the possibility of exempting Croatia from the signature or the consequences of not signing. The open issue will be discussed over the next two weeks and the United States is considering sending a team of experts to Zagreb for talks with the Croatian government, Jonathan Benton, State Department deputy director for South Eastern Europe, told reporters after addressing the annual conference of the National Federation of Croat Americans (NFCA). Croatia's government has not decided yet whether to sign the ICC accord, and hopes it will avoid the issue by getting an exempt