Mario's Cyberspace Station: War Criminals TOP 4 WANTED

TOP 4 WAR CRIMINALS

Any place to hide?

Clinton's plan
to oust Milošević

How the West organised
Milošević's downfall

Who Really
Brought Down Milošević?

Albright Thanks Hungary
for Helping Oust Milošević

Milošević accused of
plundering gold reserves
(Mario's Spy News)

Milošević has no place to hide

(The Australian, October 9, 2000 )

Milošević Son Turned Back
From Beijing

(Reuters, October 9, 2000 )

China Denies Entry To Milošević's Son

(Associated Press, October 9, 2000 )

(From Mario's Spy News archive )

TIME Magazine: Tearing Down Milošević

(July 12, 1999, Page 1 )

Hackers on stand-by
as CIA finds Milošević cash

(Sydney Morning Herald, 5 Jul 1999)

Clinton Enlists Hackers to Topple Milošević

(ABC News, 5 Jul 1999)

Report: Clinton gave CIA the OK
to help to oust Milošević

(CNN Interactive, 5 Jul 1999)

Milošević indicted for war crimes

(May 27, 1999)

R. Tomlinson: MI6 1992 proposal
to assassinate President Milošević

U.S. Cancels Plans for Raid on Bosnia to Capture 2 Serbs
By Tim Weiner, The New York Times
Sunday July 26, 1998, page one

Weiner suggests that this decision, whatever it is, has been made against the wishes of the Commander in Chief ... or at least that he failed to 'persuade' those he commands to do what he wanted.

Karadzic's forged passport

15 July 1997 SFOR action:

'The big fish... Karadzic and Mladic, are still at large'

Allied commandos reportedly training to capture war criminals
Nando Newsroom (Aug 12, 1997)

Secret U.S. Mission
for Bosnia
ABC News

Karadzic Thumbs Nose at NATO
ABC News

U.S. Forces Fear Attack
ABC News

World Leaders in Crosshairs?
ABC News - Reuters

U.N. Warns Bosnian Serbs
ABC News - AP


Arrest Karadzic and Mladic!

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PETITION WEB SITES

Arrest Karadzic Maldic HomePage Site

Linked to Sage HomePage

Croatia and Bosnia Information Pages - Europe

Damir's home page

Community of Bosnia Page

Vanja's Bosnia Page

Media Filter

Petition: Arrest Karadzic and Mladic!
who have been charged by the International War Crimes Tribunal
with genocide and crimes against humanity

English: We the undersigned feel that it is the moral duty of our governments to order their troops in Bosnia to immediately arrest Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic - who have been charged by the International War Crimes Tribunal at the Hague with genocide and crimes against humanity.	Hrvatski: Potpisnici ovih redaka osjecaju da je moralna duznost nasih vlada narediti svojim postrojbama da odmah uhite Radovana Karadzica i Ratka Mladica optuzene za ratne zlocine i zlocine protiv covjecanstva na sudjenju pred Medjunarodnim sudom za ratne zlocine u Den Haagu.
Deutsch: Die Unterzeichner dieser Petition betrachten den Befehl zur Festnahme des Radovan Karadzic und Ratko Mladic von der Seite unserer Regierung als ihre moralische Pflicht. Die beiden sind beim Internationalen Kriegsverbrecher Tribunal in Den Haag fuer die Kriegsverbrechen und das Verbrechen gegen Menschlichkeit angeklagt worden.	Français: Nous, soussignés, croyons qu'il est du devoir moral de nos gouvernements de donner l'ordre à nos troupes en Bosnie d'arrêter immédiatement Radovan Karadzic et Ratko Mladic qui ont été formellement accusés de crimes contre l'humanité et de génocide par le Tribunal international de La Haye.

SIGNATURES CAN BE SENT IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER:

E-mail:
Send e-mail message (with your name and e-mail address) to
Dzevat Omeragic, or Stephen Albert, or to Damir Tomicic

Traditional:

If you wish to collect signatures by hand. Print up a copy of the petition from one of Petition Web sites. Ask anyone who feels as we do, that these indicted criminals should be arrested, to sign (Signature and snail mail address) e-mail us and we will estabish a method of delivery appropriate to your individual situation (location, time you have finished collecting signatures etc.)

OTHER RELATED LINKS

Calling Bosnia’s bluff — five years too late
Commentary By Michael Moran (MSNBC)
Aug. 25 1997 Facing the prospect of a renewed Bosnian war and a trans-Atlantic row over the scheduled pullout of NATO forces next June, the United States and NATO are finally doing what they should have done five years ago: making life miserable for Bosnia’s nationalist bigots.
The NATO alliance may be expanding, but the reputation of its military thinkers — the U.S., British and French officials who make and implement policy — has been considerably diminished during the only important challenge they’ve faced since the collapse of the Soviet Union: the conflict in Bosnia.
Since arriving in Bosnia in early 1996, NATO peacekeepers have halted combat but their presence has done little to address the causes of war. This is the job of politicians and diplomats and, until recently, they haven’t seemed up to it.

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment

of the Crime of Genocide
9 December 1948

Rafael Lemkin's definition of genocide

The World of Radovan Karadzic

The Christian Science Monitor On-line: Srebrenica massacre

Massacre in Srebrenica

Mladic Abused French Pilots

Justice in Rwanda and Bosnia undermined by lack of international support Amnesty International is strongly critical of UN member states, who are not providing adequate long-term support for the International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

Step up search for Bosnian war criminals, urges Amnesty The multinational peace Implementation Force in Bosnia is failing to search for and arrest indicted war criminals.

Amnesty demands truth about Srebrenica on massacre anniversary

International community should address plight of "disappeared" and "missing" Amnesty International demands that the people who are missing or disappeared - and their families - should not be forgotten in the wake of recent human rights disasters.

Maps of Bosnia (One World News)

Bosnia Archive (One World News)

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