Kosovo

Belgrade Faces Indictee Dilemma

International community's patience wearing thin over Belgrade's failure to deliver suspects.

Regional Report: Jorda's Eleven

Details of eleven Serbian war crimes suspects sought by The Hague.

Courtside: Srebrenica Case

By Chris Stephen in The Hague (TU No. 288, 4 - 8 November, 2002)

Comment: Milosevic's Disorderly Defence

Defendant sometimes give the appearance of being a competent lawyer, but for much of his trial he's been making elementary legal mistakes.

Serbia Angered by Indictments

Government’s tough stance appears designed to win votes in the short term, and leave extradition to others.

Wrongly-Arrested Kosovar Seeks Compensation

Agim Murtezi was brought to The Hague to face war crimes charges because he shared a nickname with the alleged criminal.

Comment: Jury Still Out on Hague

A decade after its creation, have expectations of the tribunal been realised?

Courtside: Milosevic Trial

By Chris Stephen in The Hague (TU 293, 9-14 December, 2002)

Comment: Milosevic Holds Forth on Human Rights

Judge dismisses as irrelevant Milosevic lecture on his understanding of human rights.

Milosevic's Latest Illness – Raises Questions About Proceeding Without Accused at the Helm of Defense: Issues and Analysis