A slovenian perspective on the statute and rules of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

Security Council resolution 827 (1993) establishing the international tribunal impinges directly on the sovereignty and domestic law of UN member states. These instruments require member states to cooperate fully with the work of the tribunal. It is possible that some citizens of Slovenia may be indicted or that foreigners may be apprehended in Slovenia or transported through its territory. Surveys differences between the rules that will be applied by the tribunal and the legal order of Slovenia to examine potential difficulties that will have to be resolved.