Radovan Karadzic
President of the Serbian Democratic Party of BiH.
indicted with war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Charged (November 16, 1995) with genocide for killing up to 6,000 Muslims in
Srebrenica in July 1995.
Also, charged (July 25, 1995) for siege of Sarajevo and use of U.N.
peacekeeping soldiers as hostages.
Warrant for his arrest has been issued by the Tribunal.
U.N. Tribunal charged him and Ratko Mladic, among other things,
with furthering the internment of thousands of non-Serbs in
concentration camps, where the prisoners were subjected to inhumane conditions
and where many died.
Besides, charged with the responsbility for shelling of Sarajevo, as well as the
smaller Bosnian towns of Tuzla and Srebrenica, "in order to kill, terrorize and
demoralize the Bosnian Muslim and Bosnian Croat civilian population."
Also blamed for abetting the "systematic" campaign of sniping at civilians in
Sarajevo over the past three years and for the seizure and use as human shields
of 284 U.N. peacekeepers in May and June, 1995.
Ratko Mladic
General of JNA, former commander of JNA forces in Knin and Banja Luka
currently commander of Serbian troops in BiH.
indicted with war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Charged (November 16, 1995) with genocide for killing up to 6,000 Muslims in
Srebrenica in July 1995.
Also, charged (July 25, 1995) for siege of Sarajevo and use of U.N.
peacekeeping soldiers as hostages.
Warrant for his arrest has been issued by the Tribunal.
U.N. Tribunal charged him and Radovan Karadzic, among other things,
with furthering the internment of thousands of non-Serbs in
concentration camps, where the prisoners were subjected to inhumane conditions
and where many died.
Besides, charged with the responsbility for shelling of Sarajevo, as well as the
smaller Bosnian towns of Tuzla and Srebrenica, "in order to kill, terrorize and
demoralize the Bosnian Muslim and Bosnian Croat civilian population."
Also blamed for abetting the "systematic" campaign of sniping at civilians in
Sarajevo over the past three years and for the seizure and use as human shields
of 284 U.N. peacekeepers in May and June, 1995.
