Little piece of Yugoslavia survives in Scheveningen prison, albeit one whose inhabitants are accused of terrible crimes
Ian Traynor
guardian.co.uk,
From the outside looking in, the high walls of Scheveningen prison house some of the nastiest individuals ever assembled in one place.
More than 40 men are accused of the gravest crimes possible, from genocide and the premeditated slaughter of innocents to the torching of villages and the indiscriminate shelling of towns.
From the inside looking out, however, the remand centre for the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia on the Dutch North Sea coast seems to be a relaxed and comfortable hothouse of creativity, a veritable university of amateur learning. There is art and sport, poetry and painting, gourmet cooking, guitars and song....more....
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/27/ratko-mladic-prison-the-hague-scheveningen
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