Thursday, 01.04.2010.
10:17
Chief Hague Prosecutor Serge Brammertz says that report on Serbia’s cooperation will be finished in the second half of May.
Izvor: FoNet
pre 14 godina
Just a few days or a week before the report is to be presented, Serbian police will raid Mladic's house in Belgrade. Prior to calling the media to be present, they will inform Mladic to go for a long walk so that everything looks almost real.
However, the world is aware of serbian hypocrisy so there is nobody to fool...
(PRN, 1 April 2010 10:55)
Yes that "show" raid is definitely overdue.
pre 14 godina
I wonder when they are going to arrest the "other" Hague fugitives - the ones that are no longer heads of state in various countries who can now be criminally charged for their roles in mass murder and state terrorism?
Or the people in senior positions in Pristina who seem to have been bypassed in the whole process?
I would be happy to see them all tried at The Hague alongside Mladic.
pre 14 godina
Serbia is cheeky as always.
Just a few days or a week before the report is to be presented, Serbian police will raid Mladic's house in Belgrade. Prior to calling the media to be present, they will inform Mladic to go for a long walk so that everything looks almost real.
However, the world is aware of serbian hypocrisy so there is nobody to fool...
pre 14 godina
I wonder when they are going to arrest the "other" Hague fugitives - the ones that are no longer heads of state in various countries who can now be criminally charged for their roles in mass murder and state terrorism?
Or the people in senior positions in Pristina who seem to have been bypassed in the whole process?
I would be happy to see them all tried at The Hague alongside Mladic.
pre 14 godina
Serbia is cheeky as always.
Just a few days or a week before the report is to be presented, Serbian police will raid Mladic's house in Belgrade. Prior to calling the media to be present, they will inform Mladic to go for a long walk so that everything looks almost real.
However, the world is aware of serbian hypocrisy so there is nobody to fool...
pre 14 godina
Just a few days or a week before the report is to be presented, Serbian police will raid Mladic's house in Belgrade. Prior to calling the media to be present, they will inform Mladic to go for a long walk so that everything looks almost real.
However, the world is aware of serbian hypocrisy so there is nobody to fool...
(PRN, 1 April 2010 10:55)
Yes that "show" raid is definitely overdue.
pre 14 godina
Serbia is cheeky as always.
Just a few days or a week before the report is to be presented, Serbian police will raid Mladic's house in Belgrade. Prior to calling the media to be present, they will inform Mladic to go for a long walk so that everything looks almost real.
However, the world is aware of serbian hypocrisy so there is nobody to fool...
pre 14 godina
Just a few days or a week before the report is to be presented, Serbian police will raid Mladic's house in Belgrade. Prior to calling the media to be present, they will inform Mladic to go for a long walk so that everything looks almost real.
However, the world is aware of serbian hypocrisy so there is nobody to fool...
(PRN, 1 April 2010 10:55)
Yes that "show" raid is definitely overdue.
pre 14 godina
I wonder when they are going to arrest the "other" Hague fugitives - the ones that are no longer heads of state in various countries who can now be criminally charged for their roles in mass murder and state terrorism?
Or the people in senior positions in Pristina who seem to have been bypassed in the whole process?
I would be happy to see them all tried at The Hague alongside Mladic.
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