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Trading confessions for withdrawal of charges in former Yugoslavia

Trading confessions for withdrawal of charges in former Yugoslavia

The introduction of plea bargaining at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) may have saved time and money, but has it served the interests of “truth”? After Rwanda last week, we continue our series on forgiveness with a look at the experience of the ICTY. Next week, we will turn our attention […]

By Pierre Hazan, JusticeInfo.net Head of Project and associate professor at the University of Neuchâtel

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