lennart
14-12-03, 15:38
PARIS, Dec. 13 — Washington has agreed that Gen. Wesley K. Clark, the former NATO commander and a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, can testify in the war crimes trial of Slobodan Milosevic. But the Bush administration has demanded the right to edit videotapes and transcripts of the sessions before they are made public.
The two former opponents, the American general and the former president of Yugoslavia, will face each other in court on Monday and Tuesday.
Closed sessions are routinely held at the United Nations tribunal that deals with Balkan war crimes, but usually to protect witnesses's safety. The conditions of General Clark's appearance are new.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2003/12/14/international/europe/14BOSN.html?th
Kortom we krijgen waarschijnlijk niets te horen van de "Al-Qa'ida" terroristen die door Clark zijn ingevlogen om de Serven te bestrijden. We zullen ook niets te horen krijgen over andere misdaden gepleegd door de Amerikanen in Servie.
The two former opponents, the American general and the former president of Yugoslavia, will face each other in court on Monday and Tuesday.
Closed sessions are routinely held at the United Nations tribunal that deals with Balkan war crimes, but usually to protect witnesses's safety. The conditions of General Clark's appearance are new.
(...)
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/12/14/international/europe/14BOSN.html?th
Kortom we krijgen waarschijnlijk niets te horen van de "Al-Qa'ida" terroristen die door Clark zijn ingevlogen om de Serven te bestrijden. We zullen ook niets te horen krijgen over andere misdaden gepleegd door de Amerikanen in Servie.