May 27, 2011
Serbian President Boris Tadic, confirming the arrest of the world's most notorious war crimes suspect, was quick to say the handover of Ratko Mladic to international authorities would be based not on "calculations" but on his country's "moral dignity."
But that didn't keep him from making a few demands.
"I call for an independent investigation with a mandate from the UN Security Council on the serious allegations of organ trafficking in Kosovo, our autonomy Kosovo," Tadic announced.
For nearly 16 years, Serbia's relationship with Europe has been stunted by its failure to deliver Mladic to the Hague international war crimes tribunal....more....
But that didn't keep him from making a few demands.
"I call for an independent investigation with a mandate from the UN Security Council on the serious allegations of organ trafficking in Kosovo, our autonomy Kosovo," Tadic announced.
For nearly 16 years, Serbia's relationship with Europe has been stunted by its failure to deliver Mladic to the Hague international war crimes tribunal....more....
read more: radio free europe
http://www.rferl.org/content/what_serbia_can_expect_in_return_for_mladic_handover/24207382.html
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