Monday, 07.10.2013.
11:13
The Croatian parliament has adopted amendments to the law on judicial cooperation on criminal matters with the EU known as "Lex Perković", Beta reported.
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pre 10 godina
Wonder who they are protecting?
(Jozo, 7 October 2013 18:40)
Dozens of war criminals living openly in Croatia. Perkovic is the tip of the iceberg. Now no one is safe from justice for crimes committed against humanity in the 1990s.
pre 10 godina
LOL @ Drycleaner's comments
Serbia is wearing kneepads right now due to the length of time they will be in that position.
On a serious note, hopefully Perkovic is extradited and 'outs' all of the former UDBA agents that currently have power in Cro politics.
Funny how the SDP tried really hard to prevent his extradition. Everyone in Croatia was on the side of the EU for this one, yet the current government was the only one opposed to the extradition. Wonder who they are protecting? Glad to see the 83 to 28 vote. Hoping to see some more extraditions in the near future.
pre 10 godina
Zagreb has just popped in with a very dirty pair of trousers for dry cleaning. I told them that it will take several cycles to get the dirt off the knees and they should take more care of themselves if they want to spare the humiliation.
pre 10 godina
Zagreb has just popped in with a very dirty pair of trousers for dry cleaning. I told them that it will take several cycles to get the dirt off the knees and they should take more care of themselves if they want to spare the humiliation.
pre 10 godina
LOL @ Drycleaner's comments
Serbia is wearing kneepads right now due to the length of time they will be in that position.
On a serious note, hopefully Perkovic is extradited and 'outs' all of the former UDBA agents that currently have power in Cro politics.
Funny how the SDP tried really hard to prevent his extradition. Everyone in Croatia was on the side of the EU for this one, yet the current government was the only one opposed to the extradition. Wonder who they are protecting? Glad to see the 83 to 28 vote. Hoping to see some more extraditions in the near future.
pre 10 godina
Wonder who they are protecting?
(Jozo, 7 October 2013 18:40)
Dozens of war criminals living openly in Croatia. Perkovic is the tip of the iceberg. Now no one is safe from justice for crimes committed against humanity in the 1990s.
pre 10 godina
Wonder who they are protecting?
(Jozo, 7 October 2013 18:40)
Dozens of war criminals living openly in Croatia. Perkovic is the tip of the iceberg. Now no one is safe from justice for crimes committed against humanity in the 1990s.
pre 10 godina
Zagreb has just popped in with a very dirty pair of trousers for dry cleaning. I told them that it will take several cycles to get the dirt off the knees and they should take more care of themselves if they want to spare the humiliation.
pre 10 godina
LOL @ Drycleaner's comments
Serbia is wearing kneepads right now due to the length of time they will be in that position.
On a serious note, hopefully Perkovic is extradited and 'outs' all of the former UDBA agents that currently have power in Cro politics.
Funny how the SDP tried really hard to prevent his extradition. Everyone in Croatia was on the side of the EU for this one, yet the current government was the only one opposed to the extradition. Wonder who they are protecting? Glad to see the 83 to 28 vote. Hoping to see some more extraditions in the near future.
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