but is it the same in Croatian law?
Well that’s an interesting question. It is different yes, as in the “perpetrator” has to convince the court that the true facts were made for legitimate reason. Lloyd must inform the court of exactly what isn’t true and why they aren’t true.

Article 6 of the ECHR states that:

It is a human right of the EU that anyone accused of a criminal offense is innocent until proven guilty. Croatia cannot therefore place the burden of proof entirely upon a “defendant” to prove they aren’t guilty.
I thought I’d throw this in also:

“Aliens” = M7
Question for each to work out for themselves:
Is the act of “criminal defamation” a “criminal offence” at the locations of where the M7 committed the “crimes”?