Travesty

This book offers a critical examination of the Milosovic trial, revealing the shortcomings of international law and its application in the context of war crimes. It delves into the trial's procedural flaws and the broader implications for justice on a global scale, raising questions about the effectiveness and fairness of international legal systems. Through detailed analysis, it challenges the reader to reconsider the principles underpinning international law and its role in addressing crimes against humanity.