Seselj 
Vojislav Seselj
News 175
THE HAGUE | 23.01.2008.
‘CHETNIKS’ FOUGHT SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH HVO AND ABDIC’S TROOPS
Prosecution witness Goran Stoparic started his career as a soldier in 1991 when he joined the ‘Chetniks’ and ended it in the Scorpions in 1999. As a volunteer of Seselj’s Serbian Radical Party in the Republika Srpska army, he fought side by side with Croats and with Abdic’s ‘Muslim army’ against the BH Army
THE HAGUE | 22.01.2008.
SESELJ AND THE ‘CHETNIK INSIDER’
In his cross-examination, Vojislav Seselj avoided any confrontations with his erstwhile follower, former Serbian Radical Party volunteer Goran Stoparic. He preferred to accuse the prosecution of first bribing and then abusing the witness
THE HAGUE | 17.01.2008.
SESELJ TRIAL ADJOURNED
Mere ten minutes into the trial today, the Trial Chamber decided to continue in private session. The Vojislav Seselj trial was then adjourned until next Tuesday. The accused wants the transcript of the trial in closed session yesterday to be made public. It appears that the topic was the mysterious text messages
THE HAGUE | 16.01.2008.
ETHNIC CLEANSING AGENCY
Former volunteer Goran Stoparic continues his evidence describing how Lasta agency was founded in Sid in 1991. The agency acted as a go-between, arranging swaps of houses and property between Croats in Serbia and Serbs in Croatia. The profit was used to finance the local Serbian Radical Party board
THE HAGUE | 15.01.2008.
DUKE SESELJ AS ‘IMAGINARY COMMANDER’
The trial of Vojislav Seselj continues following the dismissal of the prosecution motion for the disqualification of Judge Harhoff. Goran Stoparic, former Serbian Radical Party volunteer who fought on the battlefields in Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina, took the stand today
THE HAGUE | 09.01.2008.
VOJISLAV SESELJ TRIAL SUSPENDED
The trial of the Serbian Radical Party leader is suspended pending the decision of the ICTY president on the prosecution motion to disqualify Danish judge Frederik Harhoff. Seselj is on trial for crimes against humanity in Croatia, Vojvodina and Bosnia Herzegovina
THE HAGUE | 09.01.2008.
ICTY PRESIDENT APPOINTS PANEL IN ‘HARHOFF CASE’
The ICTY president appointed a three-member panel to consider the prosecution motion for the withdrawal of Judge Frederik Harhoff from the Trial Chamber hearing the case of Vojislav Seselj
THE HAGUE | 08.01.2008.
PROSECUTION WANTS DANISH JUDGE DISQUALIFIED FROM TRIAL CHAMBER IN SESELJ CASE
In 1993, Judge Frederik Harhoff took part in interviewing a prosecution witness due to testify against Vojislav Seselj. This is why the prosecution considers he was ‘involved in the investigation’ which precludes him from ‘sitting as a judge in the same case’. The accused opposed the request accusing the prosecution of trying to gain time because it is not ready for the trial. The ICTY president will decide on Judge Harhoff’s fate
THE HAGUE | 13.12.2007.
‘CONFUSED AND PUZZLED’ SESELJ GETS A LESSON
US sociologist Anthony Oberschall, the first prosecution witness called at the trial of the Serbian Radical Party leader charged with crimes against humanity in Croatia, Vojvodina and BH, finished his testimony today. The trial continues on 8 January 2008
THE HAGUE | 12.12.2007.
COULD SESELJ BE PROSECUTED FOR HIS ’THREATENING DISCOURSE’ IN THE USA?
Accused Seselj cross-examines the US sociologist who analyzed his nationalist discourse. Seselj suggests that his ’threatening discourse’ and his incitement to violence and violent re-drawing of borders would not be a prosecutable offence in the USA
