Newlyappointed President of the International Tribunal for War Crimes Ramon Eskobar Salom will take up the post in February next year. His briefcase is already full of records on crimes against humanity committed on the battlefields throughout the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia over the past three years. However, all until the public has looked into some additional facts […]
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