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ZAGREB, 14 Sept (Hina) - The European Court of Human Rights has declared inadmissible the application by a Croatian NGO which argued that its right to freedom of expression was violated because the government refused to reveal a confidential contract with US lawyers who represented two Croatian army generals before the Hague war crimes tribunal.
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