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Kosovo Albanian survivors of wartime sexual violence who testified at Slobodan Milosevic’s trial in The Hague were verbally attacked and insulted by the former Yugoslav president, and judges didn’t act to safeguard them, court archives reveal. By Fortesa …

The presiding judges did not share prosecutor Nice’s concerns about the treatment of witnesses and asserted that, however distasteful Milosevic’s conduct might be, he was entitled to put his case however he saw fit. In so doing, they prioritised his right …