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Resolution on the case of accused war criminal Vojislav Šešelj

Summary

The European Parliament condemns the inflammatory actions of Vojislav Šešelj following his release from the ICTY and calls on Serbia to uphold its EU obligations.
10 27.11.2014
Other
justice
human rights
european union
international relations

Key points

  • The European Parliament strongly condemns the inflammatory rhetoric and territorial claims made by Vojislav Šešelj.
  • Serbian authorities are urged to investigate whether local laws regarding hate speech and discrimination have been violated.
  • There is a call for the international tribunal to re-examine whether the conditions for provisional release should still be met.
  • The resolution reminds Serbia of its obligations as an EU candidate country to cooperate with international justice.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: Case of accused war criminal Vojislav Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Seselj Serbia: the case of accused war criminal Šešelj
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