Croatia rejects the extradition of the alleged murderer of Mohamed Zouari
29 May 2018: the Supreme Court of Croatia prohibits extradition to Tunisia of a Bosnian suspected of killing Tunisian engineer Mohamed Zouari in 2016.
29 May 2018: the Supreme Court of Croatia prohibits extradition to Tunisia of a Bosnian suspected of killing Tunisian engineer Mohamed Zouari in 2016.
Almost 20 days after the go-ahead of a Croatian court to extradition, the Supreme Court has accepted the appeal of the suspect and rejected the extradition request.
The man was arrested in Croatia on March 13 with an international search warrant and since then taken into custody, the Croatian media have identified the detainee as Alen Camdzic, 46. According to these, Camdzic served in the police during the 1990 war in Bosnia and became a professional soldier after the conflict.
Recall that Bosnia had refused to hand over one of the suspects to the Tunisian justice, according to spokesman for the anti-terrorist anti-terrorist pole Sofien Selliti.
(Source:https://www.observatoire-securite.tn/fr/2018/05/29/la-croatie-refuse-lextradition-du-presume-assassin-de-mohamed-zouari/)
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