John Lockland was one of the last journalists who managed to meet in a Hague prison with former President of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevich. In his articles in the British media, he covered a 4-year trial of Milosevich and disputed the legitimacy of the international tribunal in the former Yugoslavia.
The book “Parody of Justice: The Hague Tribunal against Slobodan Milosevich” is a substantial criticism of the system of international justice on the example of the longest in the history of the trial. Based on the process of the process, the author convincingly shows the utopicity of the “International Justice” project, the political engagement of judges, the use of MTBU as a propaganda instrument designed to divert the attention of the world community from Western war crimes.
For a wide range of readers.
Author
Lockland John
Editor
Nastenko Igor Anatolyevich
Translator
Minin S.A.
Publisher
Russian panorama, 2009
Series
Calls of the XXI century
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