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• Questions Every Australian Should Ask Parliamentarians
• War Crimes Tribunal Letter
• Article 9 Croatia Constitution

• An Australian citizen Daniel Snedden, (born Dragan Vasiljkovic in Belgrade, Serbia), holding dual citizenship, was a participant in Yugoslavia’s civil wars.
• He has been in maximum security prison three years at the discretion of the former Attorney General.
• Daniel fights extradition to Croatia, a former belligerent in the civil war, with a steady record of bias against those of Serb and Roma ethnicity.
• Yet, no charges have been brought by Croatia for the Extradition Request, nor in the time since it’s been made.
• They ask for his extradition so they can have him in custody while they investigate allegations against him.
• This is not extradition to the War Crimes Tribunal, but to one of the combatant countries during the wars.
• The War Crimes Tribunal has investigated and found no evidence to warrant charges against this man. In fact they’ve issued a letter that he is of “no interest” to them.
• No one in a modern western legal system should have to prove his innocence yet, there is ample evidence to do just that. However; Australian courts are not allowed to hear this proof, nor are his accusers under any obligation to provide evidence of his guilt.

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