Sentence examples for indicted of war from inspiring English sources

For Abe, the issue is somewhat personal: His grandfather, Nobusuke Kishi, served as prime minister in the 1950s and was a cabinet member during the war who was accused – but never indicted – of war crimes.

Criticism of human rights abuses among ethnic minorities in the region has been levelled at the Sudanese government led by President Omar al-Bashir, who was indicted of war crimes in 2009.

The strongly worded measure, which will go into effect on Sunday once it appears in the official gazette, orders all courts, prosecutors and other state bodies to act urgently on Hague tribunal requests for the handover of those indicted on war crimes charges, and to inform the government of their action within at least three days.

The VIP newsletter in Belgrade, quoting what it described as well-informed sources, said that new extraditions could be expected any day and that the police had stepped up surveillance of people indicted on war crimes charges.

When former presidents Charles Taylor of Liberia and Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia were indicted for war crimes while sitting as heads of states, nobody expected to see them in court.

But Mr. Djindjic, while fending off suggestions that this represented something of a coup d'état, said he believed the issue was larger than arrests of people indicted for war crimes.

NATO stressed that it would maintain a presence in the country to assist in certain areas such as defence reform, or the pursuit of persons indicted for war crimes.

She knows this: she made plain her disapproval of the killing of a Karadzic ally indicted for war crimes during a recent NATO snatch operation.

It might also hasten the exit of other "leaders" indicted for war crimes.

"We will try to ensure all legal, material and personnel prerequisites to carry out and speed up trials of all those indicted for war crimes before domestic courts," he said.

The first round of the election was held in mid-March.The International Criminal Court at The Hague made public a warrant for the arrest of Bosco Ntaganda, the alleged leader of a rebel group in eastern Congo, who is one of four people indicted for war crimes there by the court.