20 November 1995 The international criminal court for war criminals in former Yugoslavia is obviously accelerating its pace: in the last ten days, nine people were indicted for major violations of international humanitarian rights, and against two of the “older” candidates for The Hague, Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, the indictments are “enriched” with new details. Unlike the former practice, […]
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