NATO Bombs RTS – TV Station in Belgrad
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Serbian families given legal aid to sue over TV studio bombing
Independent (UK), September 03, 2001Serbian families given legal aid to sue over TV studio bombing By Robert Verkaik, Legal Affairs Correspondent The families of victims of the Nato bombing raid on a Belgrade television studio have been given legal aid … Read more . . .
BANKOVIĆ AND OTHERS v. BELGIUM AND OTHERS (Decision by the ECHR)
BANKOVIĆ AND OTHERS v. BELGIUM AND OTHERS 52207/99 | Decision | Court (Grand Chamber) | 12/12/2001 Inadmissible Case Details Language Versions Press Release Related (1 of 1) BANKOVIĆ AND OTHERS v. BELGIUM AND OTHERS 52207/99 | Decision | Court … Read more . . .
Western documents dealing with the NATO bombing of the RTS in Belgrad
Western documents dealing with the NATO bombing of the RTS in Belgrad 1. Press Release: Prosecutor’s Report on the Nato Bombing Campaign. The Hague, 13 June 2000 2. Final Report to the Prosecutor by the Committee Established to Review … Read more . . .
Serb TV station was legitimate target, says Blair
Serb TV station was legitimate target, says Blair By Richard Norton-Taylorguardian.co.uk, Saturday 24 April 1999 03.20 BST Nato leaders yesterday scrambled to justify the bombing of Serbia’s state television station in an attack which killed a number of civilian workers … Read more . . .
UN official “deplores” NATO attack on Libyan TV
UN official “deplores” NATO attack on Libyan TV UNITED NATIONS Aug 8 (Reuters) – The head of the U.N. cultural agency UNESCO sharply rebuked NATO on Monday for its July 30 air strikes against Libyan state television that killed several … Read more . . .
International journalists’ group denounces deadly NATO bombing of Libyan TV
International journalists’ group denounces deadly NATO bombing of Libyan TV By Associated Press, Published: August 3 The Washington Post August 3, 2011 BRUSSELS — An international journalists’ group sharply criticized NATO air strikes against Libyan television, which killed three … Read more . . .
Humanitarian bombers in court
Humanitarian bombers in court By Noah Tucker, 27 January 2004 For the first time since the Nuremburg trials of Nazis in 1946,the former leadership of a western country was forced to attend court yesterday to defend accusations that their country … Read more . . .
International arrest warrant against the former head of Serbian Radio-television
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Why the US bombed al-Jazeera’s TV station in Kabul
Why the US bombed al-Jazeera’s TV station in Kabul By Steve James 21 November 2001 http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/nov2001/jaz-n21.shtml Just before the Northern Alliance marched into Kabul on Monday November 12, US armed forces dropped a 500-pound bomb on the studios of the … Read more . . .
HLC Demands Allegations on Bombing of RTS Building be Investigated
HLC Demands Allegations on Bombing of RTS Building be Investigated January 19, 2006 http://www.hlc.org.yu/english/Other/index.php?file=1298.html … Read more . . .
IFJ Welcomes Court Verdict in RTS Bombing Case
IFJ Welcomes Court Verdict in RTS Bombing Case 25/06/2002 http://www.ifj-europe.org/default.asp?index=477&Language=EN The International Federation of Journalists, the world's largest journalists' organisation today welcomed the Serbian court's sentencing of the former head of state television to 10 years in prison for failing … Read more . . .
RTS Bombing Case Opened at Human Rights Tribunal
REPORT: RTS Bombing Case Opened Relatives of media workers killed in the NATO attack on Radio Television Serbia, along with one survivor, bring a case before the European human rights court. By Marjorie Farquharson in Strasbourg (TU No. 244, November … Read more . . .
Nato challenged over Belgrade bombing
Nato challenged over Belgrade bombing BBC 24 October, 2001 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/1616461.stm The European Court of Human Rights has begun deciding whether Nato should face trial for bombing Belgrade's main TV station during the Kosovo conflict. Six people have brought a case … Read more . . .
When its OK to kill journalists
When its OK to kill a hack By Charles Glass The Spectator, 5 February 2000 It’s official. Thirty-three journalists died violently in war zones last year. The figure – nine up on the year before – has just been released … Read more . . .