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Naletilić v. Croatia

European Court of Human Rights.  04 May 2000 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

Extradition — Nature — Surrender of accused person to International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia — Whether process of extradition — Whether constrained by human rights obligations of State called upon to effect surrender — Applicability of human rights treaty to extradition

Human rights — Fair trial — European Convention on Human Rights, 1950, Article 6 — Whether applicable to extradition — Whether applicable to surrender of accused person to International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia — Prohibition on retrospective criminal penalties — Accused person facing higher sentence in International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia than in national court

International criminal law — War crimes — Grave breaches — Crimes against humanity — Surrender of accused person to International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia — Whether Tribunal subject to human rights obligations

Keywords

ExtraditionHuman rightsInternational criminal law
Type
Case Report
Information
International Law Reports , Volume 121 , 2002 , pp. 209 - 212
Copyright
© Cambridge University Press 2002

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