Croatia's Interior Ministry has imposed a ban on Serbian nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj within Croatian territory for the next 20 years.
Croat newspaper "Jutarnji list" writes that Croatia has banned Seselj within its borders and that although he was acquitted by the tribunal, his detention is made on the Law for Foreigners.This newspaper writes that the Law provides that "prohibited the entry and residence of foreigners when proved that the person poses a threat to public order and national security".
The law also provides that the prohibition can not be shorter than three months, or longer than 20 years.