ZAGREB, 6 Feb (Hina) - The Croatian Government Commission for War Crimes, which held its constituent session in Zagreb on Thursday, set its priorities concerning the collection of documents and evidence on committed war crimes on the
territory of the Republic of Croatia, the Commission's chairman Zeljko Horvatic said after the session. The session was attended by Vice Premiers Mate Granic, Ljerka Mintas-Hodak, Ivica Kostovic and officials in the office for cooperation with The Hague Tribunal, state attorney's office and Supreme Court.
ZAGREB, 6 Feb (Hina) - The Croatian Government Commission for War Crimes, +
which
held its constituent session in Zagreb on Thursday, set its priorities +
concerning the
collection of documents and evidence on committed war crimes on the territory +
of the
Republic of Croatia, the Commission's chairman Zeljko Horvatic said after the +
session.
The session was attended by Vice Premiers Mate Granic, Ljerka Mintas-Hodak,
Ivica Kostovic and officials in the office for cooperation with The Hague +
Tribunal, state
attorney's office and Supreme Court. #L#
More than 2,000 proceedings had been completed against perpetrators of war
criminals, and 500 verdicts had been reached, including ten acquittals.
The Commission was founded in line with a Government decision of 5 December
1996.
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