Theodor Meron

THE HAGUE - President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Theodor Meron expects the judgment for Ratko Mladic to be rendered in March 2017 or later, and expressed his concern over a growing number of staff members leaving the ICTY.

SARAJEVO - President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Theodor Meron said that too much unnecessary attention is being paid to the public outbursts of ICTY indictee Vojislav Seselj.

I think that the media focus on Seselj too much, giving him the publicity he does not deserve, Meron told the reporters during his visit to Sarajevo.

Hague president: Šešelj receives "too much attention"

SARAJEVO -- Hague Tribunal President Theodor Meron said that too much unnecessary attention is being paid to the public outbursts of ICTY indictee Vojislav Šešelj.

Hague president pays respects to victims

ČELEBIĆI -- President of the Hague Tribunal (ICTY) Theodor Meron is in Bosnia-Herzegovina where he paid respects to Serb victims of the former prison camp in Čelebići.

During the civil war in Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1992, members of the Muslim-dominated Bosnian army ran a detention camp in there for Serb prisoners.

KONJIC - President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Theodor Meron, who is on a visit to Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), paid his respects on Wednesday to the Serb victims of the former prison camp in Celebici near Konjic, Herzegovina.

During the civil war in BiH in 1992, members of the BiH army ran a detention camp in Celebici for Serb prisoners.

The president of the UN-backed court, Theodor Meron, defended the temporary release of war crimes defendant Seselj after the Croatian leadership called it a setback for international justice.

Hague judge replies to Croatian president

THE HAGUE -- Reconciliation in the Balkans is a task for leaders rather than the Hague Tribunal, although it has a role in this process, Theodor Meron has said....

Croatian Foreign Minister Vesna Pusic on Monday criticised the temporary release of the war-crime suspect and Serbian ultranationalist Vojislav Seselj.

Pusic characterized Seselj as a "lunatic element in the region", adding that she would warn the European Union about his release from prison in The Hague.

Seselj was told about legal euthanasia

Doctor Milovan Bojic, who visited the leader of the Radical party last week, said that some people in the Hague were constantly talking to Seselj about "euthanasia in Dutch prisons."

The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia will completely shut down in 2017 after delivering its last war crimes ruling, said the court’s president Theodor Meron.