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War Criminal Milan Martić Denied Early Release Again
Convicted Croatian Serb war criminal Milan Martić has once again had his request for early release denied by the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals. Martić, who ordered the shelling of Zagreb, will remain in prison.
14 Jul, 13:15 — 14 Jul, 13:50
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MICT rejects new early release bid by war criminal Milan Martic
The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (MICT). on Tuesday rejected a renewed request for the early release of Milan Martic, rulin
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Croatian Serb Ex-Leader Milan Martic Denied Early Release Again
A judge in The Hague rejected 71-year-old war criminal Martic's appeal for early release for a second time, citing his 'refusal to accept responsibility for his crimes'.
By Vuk Tesija
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