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6 hours agoBosnian mothers' response following Karadzic (Video) sentence
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Radovan Karadzic received today life sentence for crimes committed during the bloody war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1992-1995, Periscope reports. This decision has been received by applause by war survivors in Bosnia, including the mothers of the victims. On hearing that Radovan Karadzic had been [...]
This decision has been received by applause by war survivors in Bosnia, including the mothers of the victims.
On hearing that Radovan Karadzic had been sent to live in prison, Bosnanwar politicians let out a cheer in the Romanian gallery.
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Radovan Karadzic Born June 19, 1945, in the village of Petnjica near Shavnik in Montenegro. His father was a shoemaker and his mother was a housemaker.
He was arrested in Belgrade on July 21st 2008 and was later extradited to the Netherlands. Often, it is referred to as the “The Bosnian butcher”.
These were the charges Karadzic was charged with and convicted: Genocide, in eight Bosniak municipalities but which was removed during today's decision.
Genocide in Srebrenica, confirmed.
Persecution on political, racial and religious grounds, and crimes against humanity in 25 Bosnian municipalities.
Destruction, Crime Against Mankind
Murder, crime against humanity.
Murder, breaking the Laws or the Convention of War.
Deportation, crime against humanity.
Unhuman act [strongly moving], crime against humanity.
Acts of violence, whose primary goal was to spread terror to civilian populations, violations of international laws or conventions.
Illegal attacks on civilians, violation of international Laws or conventions.
Taking hostages, breaking laws or international conventions.
