Croatia’s Sex Equality Ombudsman Beaten up in Centre of Croatian Capital
June 2nd, 2008
Zagreb, June 1 (CP) – Although the details are still sketchy, the Croatian equality of sexes ombudsman Gordana Lukac Koritnik was beaten up in the centre of Zagreb on Monday.
Lukac Koritnik was attacked in front of her office by a group of men from a near-by café.
The police have allegedly arrested a man, but would not release his name.
News Info: News in Crime, Tagged: Gordana Lukac Koritnik
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