Tahirović: Famous constitutional reasons to protect war criminals!

(Patria) - The leader of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, finds it unacceptable that Branimir Glavaš, recently convicted in Croatia for war crimes against Serb civilians in Osijek in 1991, is finding refuge and evading prison in our country.

Dodik asks if this is another message to Serbs and Republika Srpska that all those who committed crimes against Serbs feel safe in BiH.

- BiH does not and must not be a place where criminals hide. Regardless of dual citizenship, he has been convicted in absentia and is subject to detention, and therefore the competent institutions in Republika Srpska, FBiH, and at the BiH level must react urgently and find a way for Glavaš to be returned to Croatia - Dodik stated.

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Branimir Glavaš and others found guilty of crimes in Osijek by a non-final verdict

(Patria) - The County Court in Zagreb announced a non-final verdict in the retrial of Branimir Glavaš and others accused of war crimes against Serbs in Osijek in 1991 in the cases of

In a brief statement to the Patria News Agency, he was answered by the president of the Association of Witnesses and Victims of Genocide, Murat Tahirović.

- I agree with Dodik and propose that Branimir Glavaš's escape be an occasion to find a trilateral solution for all convicted persons to be extradited to the countries where they were convicted.

In this way, justice for the victims would be achieved, and otherwise, it is just another in a series of performances for the public.

It is obvious that there are secret agreements to respect the form of the verdict for the committed crime in this way, while on the other hand, famous constitutional reasons are used to protect war criminals - Tahirović told us.