ZAGREB, April 11 (Hina) - State Attorney Berislav Zivkovic on Tuesday said that the Croatian State Attorney's Office was not familiar with any other plans of International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
investigators regarding investigations in Croatia apart from their engagement in the exhumation of an alleged mass grave in Gospic area, central Croatia. The Croatian Government on Sunday issued a statement in which it allowed the ICTY investigators to participate in the exhumation of an alleged mass grave in Gospic area. When asked about Croatia's involvement in the investigation in Gospic region, the Attorney's Office said that the authorised State Attorney's Office would act in line with Article 185, item 1, of the law on criminal proceedings. The Article read that the state attorney could request that police take certain measures even before the investigat
ZAGREB, April 11 (Hina) - State Attorney Berislav Zivkovic on
Tuesday said that the Croatian State Attorney's Office was not
familiar with any other plans of International Criminal Tribunal
for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) investigators regarding
investigations in Croatia apart from their engagement in the
exhumation of an alleged mass grave in Gospic area, central
Croatia.
The Croatian Government on Sunday issued a statement in which it
allowed the ICTY investigators to participate in the exhumation of
an alleged mass grave in Gospic area.
When asked about Croatia's involvement in the investigation in
Gospic region, the Attorney's Office said that the authorised State
Attorney's Office would act in line with Article 185, item 1, of the
law on criminal proceedings. The Article read that the state
attorney could request that police take certain measures even
before the investigation if the perpetrator was unknown, namely to
propose to an investigation judge that the exhumation of bodies be
conducted.
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