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NGOs ask Montenegrin prosecutors to probe Dubrovnik war crimes

· Source: Hina· Author: Marija Šestan· Photographer: Marija Šestan

ZAGREB, Dec 6 (Hina) - Croatia's Documenta civil society organisation as well as the Montenegrin Centre for Civil Education (CGO) and the Human Rights Action (HRA) said  on Sunday that they expected Montenegro's authorities to finally launch court proceedings for war crimes perpetrated in Dubrovnik 29 years ago.

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