Brammertz to propose new strategy

Hague Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz will propose in his report on Serbia’s cooperation that Belgrade alter its strategy in the search for Hague fugitives.

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Hague Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz will propose in his report on Serbia’s cooperation that Belgrade alter its strategy in the search for Hague fugitives. Brammertz has already submitted his report to United Nations diplomats. Brammertz to propose new strategy He will state that Serbia’s efforts in trying to locate the remaining fugitives are continuing, but that there should be a change in strategy in the search for Ratko Mladic and Goran Hadzic. According to the document, which B92 has seen, Brammertz will recommend that Belgrade spread its search out into different directions at once instead of focusing their work on individual investigations. Brammertz will also state that there is no proof to justify the belief that Mladic is not in Serbia. Brammertz will commend the cooperation of the National Council for Hague Cooperation which has met all of the Hague Prosecution’s demands regarding the exchange of documents. He also is expected to praise the fact that 3,000 pages of Mladic’s diary were handed over to the Hague office, adding that the information contained in these pages is of great importance to a number of trials. Brammertz will be reporting to the UN Security Council and EU ministers on Serbia's cooperation with the Hague Tribunal some time in June. Serge Brammertz (Tanjuge archive)

Brammertz to propose new strategy

He will state that Serbia’s efforts in trying to locate the remaining fugitives are continuing, but that there should be a change in strategy in the search for Ratko Mladić and Goran Hadžić.

According to the document, which B92 has seen, Brammertz will recommend that Belgrade spread its search out into different directions at once instead of focusing their work on individual investigations.

Brammertz will also state that there is no proof to justify the belief that Mladić is not in Serbia.

Brammertz will commend the cooperation of the National Council for Hague Cooperation which has met all of the Hague Prosecution’s demands regarding the exchange of documents.

He also is expected to praise the fact that 3,000 pages of Mladić’s diary were handed over to the Hague office, adding that the information contained in these pages is of great importance to a number of trials.

Brammertz will be reporting to the UN Security Council and EU ministers on Serbia's cooperation with the Hague Tribunal some time in June.

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