So, Canadian government is allowed to break its own law, international law and
the UN Charter and bomb a foreign country, yet a Canadian citizen [especially
SERB]is going to be jailed if he defends these laws!
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http://www.edmontonsun.com/News/Canada/2008/06/17/5905031.html
Tue, June 17, 2008
Ex-city man jailed for taking UN hostages appeals
Nicholas Ribic claims it was self-defence
By
The Canadian Press
TORONTO Crown lawyers say a Canadian man fighting for Serbia cannot claim
self-defence to justify kidnapping a UN observer during the war in Bosnia in
1995.
Nicholas Ribic, originally from Edmonton, is in the Ontario Court of Appeal to
contest his conviction in the hostage-taking of Canadian Forces Capt. Patrick
Rechner 13 years ago.
Ribic was convicted in an Ottawa courtroom of hostage-taking and threatening
death the first time anyone had been convicted under the Criminal Code for
such a crime abroad.
Ribic argues the kidnapping was justified under the Criminal Code, which allows
the use of reasonable force to prevent an assault in this case, a NATO
attack.
The Crown, however, says Ribic had no claim to the munitions depot where
Rechner was held because he had to break in to access it.
They also argue Ribics self-defence argument doesnt hold water because he had
less violent means of defence at his disposal.
Sept. 2005. Ten years after he helped take UN military observers hostage during
the former Yugoslavia's civil war, a Canadian was sentenced yesterday to three
years in prison.
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