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Johan Tarculovski

context : Former Yugoslavia Search
judgement place : ICTY (Yugoslavia) Search
status : Sentenced
particulars : Sentenced to 12 years' imprisonment by the ICTY on 10 July 2008; appeal filed on 8 August 2008
position : Inspector in the Presidential Security Escort
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Johan Tarculovski was born on 17 November 1974 in the town of Skopje in the Republic of Macedonia, then a part of the Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia.

In 2001 he was a civil servant in the police forces with the title of “Escort Inspector” to the presidential security service.

Between Friday 10 August 2001 and Sunday 12 August 2001, a land offensive was launched by the army and the Macedonian police against Albanian civilians and their private property in the village of Ljuboten. During this attack, which was not justified by any pressing military requirements, several Albanian civilians were arrested, placed in detention, subjected to cruel and inhumane treatment and murdered. Several hundred private dwellings and other private holdings were either partially or totally destroyed (cf. Annex A of the Indictment).

Between July and August 2001, Johan Tarculovski personally recruited and provided equipment to the police forces which took part in the offensive against Ljuboten.

Between the 10th and 12th August 2001, it was he who planned the attack against the village. He choose the timing, the methods used, the implementation, the objectives and the targets to be hit.

He personally and directly took part in the attacks by giving out orders and, in person, leading his troops.

Johan Tarculovski was charged on the 22 December 2004 together with Ljube Boskoski (see “related cases”) on three counts of violations of the laws and customs of war.

He was transferred from Skopje to The Hague on 21 March 2005.
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 nationality :
 Macedonia, the former yugoslav republic of
 date of birth :
 17.11.1974
  last time seen :
  The Hague (Netherlands)
  period of charges :
 10.08.2001 - 12.08.2001
  judgement period :
  16.04.2007 - 09.07.2008
  charges :
  War crimes
  profile last modified :
  11.08.2008
 
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