Bit technical for me,maybe Tim can translate for us..
http://www.milliyet.com.tr/Yasam/SonDak ... 01.2009&b=
Bakırköy Public Prosecutor Ali Çakır has opened an investigation into the famous cinema and stage actor Atilla Olgaç who claimed to have killed 10 Greek Cypriots, one of whom was a prisoner, in the 1974 Cyprus Peace Operation and then retracted his statement.
Should Public Prosecutor Çakır find Olgaç guilty as a result of his investigation, the file will be forwarded via the Ministry of Justice International Law General Directorate to the Geneva War Crimes Court.
In the course of the investigation into Olgaç, who cannot be prosecuted in Turkey after 35 years have elapsed, it will be determined whether he killed a Greek Cypriot prisoner of war. If it is established that Olgaç killed a Greek Cypriot prisoner of war, he will be prosecuted for committing a 'war crime'.
Under these circumstances, Olgaç will be the first Turk to be tried at the Geneva War Crimes Court.
Tim Drayton wrote:Translation of the above article:Bakırköy Public Prosecutor Ali Çakır has opened an investigation into the famous cinema and stage actor Atilla Olgaç who claimed to have killed 10 Greek Cypriots, one of whom was a prisoner, in the 1974 Cyprus Peace Operation and then retracted his statement.
Should Public Prosecutor Çakır find Olgaç guilty as a result of his investigation, the file will be forwarded via the Ministry of Justice International Law General Directorate to the Geneva War Crimes Court.
In the course of the investigation into Olgaç, who cannot be prosecuted in Turkey after 35 years have elapsed, it will be determined whether he killed a Greek Cypriot prisoner of war. If it is established that Olgaç killed a Greek Cypriot prisoner of war, he will be prosecuted for committing a 'war crime'.
Under these circumstances, Olgaç will be the first Turk to be tried at the Geneva War Crimes Court.
denizaksulu wrote:If there was no Ergenekon, I would bet that he would be found innocent of charges brought against him. Now, I am not too sure. Lets all hope that Justice is done.
iceman wrote:denizaksulu wrote:If there was no Ergenekon, I would bet that he would be found innocent of charges brought against him. Now, I am not too sure. Lets all hope that Justice is done.
still...it could well be a manoeuvre to fulfill legal obligations.
I cannot see him being found guilty cos this will open a large can of worms.
iceman wrote:denizaksulu wrote:If there was no Ergenekon, I would bet that he would be found innocent of charges brought against him. Now, I am not too sure. Lets all hope that Justice is done.
still...it could well be a manoeuvre to fulfill legal obligations.
I cannot see him being found guilty cos this will open a large can of worms.
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