Seselj 
Vojislav Seselj
News 175
THE HAGUE | 14.07.2005.
TWO-MONTH BAN ON COMMUNICATION FOR VOJISLAV SESELJ
In a telephone conversation, the accused revealed the identity of a witness who has been protected on the basis of orders issued by several trial chambers, as he is expected to testify in several trials
THE HAGUE | 30.05.2005.
SESELJ IN "BAD COMPANY"
Former leader of the Serbian Radicals is opposed to the motion to join the indictments and to try him jointly with Jovica Stanisic, Franko Simatovic and Milan Martic. His reasons are that he has "always been in conflict" with Stanisic and Simatovic and does not have "anything in common" with Martic
THE HAGUE | 04.11.2004.
APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF INDICTMENT AGAINST SESELJ
On the basis of new evidence, the prosecution seeks leave to amend the indictment against Vojislav Seselj, including new allegations of crimes committed by Seselj's men in the wider regions of Sarajevo, Bijeljina, Mostar and Nevesinje.
THE HAGUE | 04.10.2004.
ON PAPER AND IN SERBIAN, PLEASE
Vojislav Seselj may file his specific requests pertaining to the disclosure of documents only in writing, the pre-trial judge decides. A video recording of Seselj's interview in English is shown at his status conference
THE HAGUE | 06.09.2004.
VOJVODINA TO REMAIN IN SESELJ INDICTMENT
The Appeals Chamber overturns the decision of the Trial Chamber granting the motion filed by Vojislav Seselj in which he challenged the jurisdiction of the Tribunal over crimes against humanity committed in Vojvodina in 1992, as alleged in the indictment against the leader of the Serb Radical Party
THE HAGUE | 22.07.2004.
PROSECUTION OPPOSES PROVISIONAL RELEASE OF VOJISLAV SESELJ
If Seselj were to be provisionally released pending trial, the prosecution claims, he would pose a threat to victims and witnesses and would have motive to refuse to return to The Hague
THE HAGUE | 02.07.2004.
PROSECUTION APPEALS THE VOJVODINA JURISDICTION DECISION
Prosecutors challenge the Trial Chamber’s decision granting Vojislav Seselj’s motion claiming that the Tribunal lacks territorial jurisdiction in Vojvodina since there was no "armed conflict" there.
THE HAGUE | 30.06.2004.
SESELJ SEEKS PROVISIONAL RELEASE
The motion states that "there is not even a theoretical possibility" that the accused might pose a threat to victims since, simply, "there is not a single victim" that Seselj could be held responsible for.
THE HAGUE | 14.06.2004.
JUDGE PROTECTS SESELJ FROM HIMSELF
When Vojislav Seselj reaffirmed at a status conference his adherence to the "creation of Greater Serbia" along well-known lines, the judge interrupted him, advising him to "ponder in the silence of his cell" the so-called non-disputed facts presented by the prosecution.
THE HAGUE | 10.06.2004.
RESTRICTIONS ON VOJISLAV SESELJ'S COMUNICATION PRIVILEGES EXTENDED
Restrictions, first imposed last December, to be extended until the end of presidential elections in Serbia.
