Immigration Minister: World War II

Crimes Against Humanity Dept: The decision to revoke Branko Rogan s citizenship now lies with the immigration minister, according to The Star. Justice Anne Mactavish did not rule on whether Rogan was guilty of crimes against humanity under the Criminal Code and a federal judge has ruled that a B.C. man knowingly concealed he had been a guard at a detention camp in Bosnia-Herzegovina when he applied for his Canadian citizenship. Rogan, a Bosnian Serb accused of beating and torturing Bosnian Muslims in 1992, is the first alleged war criminal to be tried in a citizenship revocation proceeding since World War II. As reported in the news. @t bosnian muslims, canadian citizenship