April 2002
Six Serbs Agree to Surrender
Six Serbs accused of war crimes have agreed to surrender to the Hague tribunal, following a deadline set by the Yugoslav government for 23 suspects.…
Carla Del Ponte Pressures Yugoslav Leaders to Surrender Wanted Individuals - 2002-04-18
Carla Del Ponte is in Belgrade to urge Yugoslav leaders to surrender war criminals, particularly General Ratko Mladić, who is wanted for crimes against humanity.…
Resignation of the Highest-Ranking General of the Netherlands - 2002-04-18
The highest-ranking general of the Netherlands resigned due to criticism over the army's failure to act during the Srebrenica massacre in 1995. This led to…
Dutch Parliament Session - 2002-04-17
The Dutch Parliament is meeting to form a temporary government after Prime Minister Wim Kok resigned due to a report criticizing peacekeeping forces for failing…
Resignation of the Dutch Government - 2002-04-16
The Dutch government resigned after criticism for failing to prevent the Srebrenica massacre during the Bosnian War. This decision followed an emergency cabinet meeting to…
Suicide of a Former Serbian Minister - 2002-04-12
Veljko Stojiljković, a former Serbian minister, committed suicide shortly after a bill was passed allowing the extradition of war crime suspects to the International Criminal…
Serbia Issues Arrest Warrant for 4 Associates of Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia has issued arrest warrants for four former associates of Slobodan Milosevic, accused of crimes against humanity. This action comes in response to pressure from…
The United States Has Halted Financial Aid to the Yugoslav Government - 2002-04-01
The U.S. has stopped financial aid to Yugoslavia due to its lack of cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal. Secretary of State Colin Powell is…