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Letter of protest to Croatia over abolition of verdict to Branimir Glavas
Belgrade,
28 July 2016
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said that today's decision of the Supreme Court of Croatia to abolish the verdict to Branimir Glavas, who was convicted of war crimes against Serbian civilians, shows a clear policy of Croatia in rehabilitating not only the fascist Ustasha NDH, but also criminals from the last war.
Author:
mfa.gov.rs
The message of this shameful act is that it is acceptable and normal to commit crimes against Serbs. Such a policy of Croatia has led to an increased number of incidents of violence against Serbs and Serbian citizens in Croatia, which is why Croatia was today handed over a note of protest, a written statement to the press by the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs reads.
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