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UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit?
Darüber und über die Aufgaben des Internationalen Strafgerichts für das ehemalige Jugoslawien spricht der Chefankläger des Tribunals, Serge Brammertz, im Interview auf DW-TV.
Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia, reflects on the legacy of the Nuremberg Trial as it relates to his Court in this August 2008 interview. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
- published: 13 Aug 2009
- views: 801
1. Wide of plane on tarmac at Beirut international airport at night
2. Control tower at night
3. Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Serge Brammertz walking into the VIP lounge
4. Lebanese soldiers standing by
5. Wide of meeting with Lebanese officials
6. Wide of Brammertz sitting talking to officials
7. Close of Brammertz
8. Lebanese official
9. Brammertz walking towards podium
10. Cutaway photographers
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Serge Brammertz, Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri:
"The priority for the commission will... for the work of the commission will remain the same being continuing the investigation into the assassination of the former Prime Minister Mr Hariri. But the commission will also explore all other possibilities and avenues to support the national Lebanese judicial authorities to work on the other terrorist attacks having taking place after October 2004. I want to make very clear that the work will be done with all independent, impartially required for this kind of function and I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes.''
11. Cutaway cameramen
12. Brammertz leaving
STORYLINE:
The new head of the U.N. commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri arrived in Lebanon on Thursday, pledging to be impartial in an investigation that has divided Lebanese people and heightened tension between Syria and the United States.
Serge Brammertz, a Belgian who was a deputy prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, takes over from Detlev Mehlis, who stepped down
last month to return to his job as a senior prosecutor in Germany.
The commission has implicated the Lebanese and Syrian intelligence services in the killing of Hariri, who was slain with 20 other people in a truck bombing in central Beirut on February 14. While Lebanon praised the commission's interim reports, Syria rejected its findings and tried to discredit its witnesses.
"I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes," Brammertz said on arrival.
He added the commission would continue to execute its mandate with independence and impartiality.
Brammertz's first challenge is likely to be to gain full cooperation from Syria.
While the Syrian government has repeatedly pledged to co-operate fully, the U.N. Security Council has twice found that it has failed to assist the commission fully.
The commission has applied to interview Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa. Syria's response is not yet known, but Assad rejected an earlier request to interview him.
In an interim report in October, the commission accused al-Sharaa of lying in a written statement to it.
The commission would like to question Assad about a meeting he had with Prime Minister Hariri in August 2004 during which Assad is alleged to have threatened Hariri if he opposed Syria's plans to extend the term of Lebanon's pro-Syrian president.
A former Syrian vice president, Abdul-Halim Khaddam, confirmed the threat was made in interviews with reporters last month. But in a recent interview with an Egyptian newspaper, Assad denied he threatened Hariri and said there were no witnesses at the meeting.
The killing of Hariri was a turning point in Lebanon's modern history. It led to Syria's withdrawing its troops from Lebanon, ending a 29-year presence
in the country, and parliamentary elections in which anti-Syrian legislators gained the majority.
Syria's dominance of Lebanon.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/48ad7f3674fbd1a7441c4f776e01e154
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 4
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), gives his annual update on the Tribunals activities at The 8th Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2014. Event was co-hosted by the Robert H.Jackson Center.
- published: 29 Aug 2014
- views: 341
Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since his recent arrest. Back in 1995, however, he gave a candid interview explaining his side of the Srebrenica story, which RT can now reveal.
After more than 10 years in hiding, today Mladic looks more like an ill old man than the person who was allegedly responsible for the largest mass murder in Europe since WWII.
In 1995, just one month after the Srebrenica massacre and three weeks after The Hague Tribunal pressed charges against Mladic, a Western TV crew managed to meet with the general for an interview. But despite the obviously high level of importance and the exclusivity, the interview was never aired.
The tapes remained in Bosnia and Herzegovina in private archives and only now is the conversation being released to the public after RT managed to gain access to the materials.
According to the Tribunal, the Srebrenica massacre refers to the killing of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims, mainly men and boys, in and around the town of Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995.
The killing was allegedly conducted by units of the Army of Republika Srpska under the command of General Mladic. In April 1993, the United Nations declared Srebrenica was a "safe area" under its protection. However the 400-strong contingent of Dutch peacekeepers failed to prevent the alleged massacre from happening.
In the interview, Ratko Mladic gave a different picture of those events: "I can tell you that in April-May 1993 an agreement on Srebrenica was signed. It clearly defined it as a safe demilitarized area where no armed military could be present except for the UN soldiers. But instead of disarming the Muslim formations, as they had committed themselves to doing under the agreement on Srebrenica singed by me and General Morillon, the United Nations forces turned those safe areas into terrorist and fundamentalist bases from where our villages and towns were attacked. Muslims from Srebrenica and Zepa burnt down more than 200 Serbian villages around those two places and killed en masse and massacred all the Serb civilian population in many other villages."
The General also described in detail how sometimes the Bosnian Muslims were armed with the help of Iran under the supervision of the UN peacekeeping contingent.
"Sometimes, they even used helicopters to airlift weapons from Iran and other combat hardware. We knocked down one such helicopter on the outskirts of Zepa two or three months ago," he said.
Mladic claimed that, despite knowing about the shipments of arms to the Bosnian Muslims and their alleged attacks on the civil Serb population, he held his forces back: "The Muslims attacked the enclave of Sarajevo, also a safe area, though it was not defined as such by any kind of agreements of the two parties. They massacred everybody whom they captured alive and killed several of our soldiers in the villages of Visnjica and Banja Lucica. The Muslim attack was carried out exactly from the exclusion zone on Mounts Igman and Bjelasnica, from which Republika Srpska had pulled out its forces in 1993, and which had been in confidence handed over to peacekeeping forces."
According to the general, by that time the bubble of patience had been forced to grow for two years and at one point it finally burst...
"Unfortunately, the bad image of the Serbs and the Serbian people in general created by some media outlets has led to unequal and biased approach to the sides in conflict by part of the world community who took the side of the Croats and Muslims, who actually started this bloody war in the territory of the former Yugoslavia," Mladic said.
Currently, prosecutors at The Hague Tribunal are thinking about dividing the process against Ratko Mladic into two parts -- Srebrenica in one separate trial and other war crimes the former general is accused of in another. However it is unclear exactly what the condition Mladic's health is. Any information on that is made public only with his prior consent. According to his relatives, he is suffering from the effects of a stroke and had several heart attacks. Recently Mladic had hernia surgery and even refers to himself as "a very sick person". The Tribunal's chief prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, openly stated that the defendant's health could deteriorate, which may affect the Tribunal's ability to complete the trial.
The full transcript of the interview with Ratko Mladic:
http://rt.com/news/ratko-mladic-interview-full-185/
Originally aired on RT, August 25, 2011
http://rt.com/news/mladic-interview-srebrenica-massacre-155/
See also RT video: Hague Tribunal Wakes Up to Mladic Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loBoRIy-jL4&feature;=channel_video_title
- published: 05 Sep 2011
- views: 1305
http://fr.euronews.net/ Alex Taylor, euronews :
"Depuis la 2ème Guerre mondiale, la justice est devenue une affaire internationale : les criminels de guerre sont jugés pour des crimes non seulement contre leurs victimes, mais également contre notre humanité commune. Mais les instances qui traduisent ces criminels en justice, sont-elles efficaces ? Et sont-elles vraiment objectives ? Vos questions aujourd'hui à Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie qui nous rejoint en duplex depuis La Haye. Monsieur Brammertz, bonjour, merci d'être là. Vous êtes prêt donc à répondre aux questions des télespectateurs d'euronews."
Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie :
"Bonjour."
A. Taylor :
"Une première question donc dans I Talk pour Serge Brammertz."
"Bonjour, je m'appelle Miriam, je suis de Belgique. Est-ce-que vous avez le droit, légalement, de juger tous les criminels du monde ? Et est-ce-que les gens peuvent aller contre vous ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Oui le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence limitée aux territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Donc le Tribunal a été créé en 1993 par le Conseil de sécurité pour poursuivre et juger les plus hauts responsables pour les crimes de génocide, les crimes de guerre et les crimes contre l'humanité commis sur les territoires de l'ex-Yougoslavie."
A. Taylor :
"Qui peut vous saisir : un individu, un Etat ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Non, en fait, comme ce Tribunal est une émanation du Conseil de sécurité, a priori, il y a une obligation de coopérer avec notre Tribunal pour tous les pays membres des Nations Unies, mais au niveau de la saisine, c'est le bureau du Procureur qui lance les enquêtes et qui décide en fait des dossiers qui arrivent devant les juges et les dossiers qui sont transférés vers les juridictions nationales."
A. Taylor :
"Ok, deuxième question depuis Bruxelles vers La Haye."
"Bonjour M. Brammertz. Voilà, je m'appelle Florence, je suis Belge et j'habite à Bruxelles et j'aurais une question à vous poser qui est la suivante : est-ce-que le TPIY est réellement indépendant étant donné qu'il est en partie financé par l'OTAN et est-ce-qu'il n'arrive pas qu'il subisse des pressions de celui-ci ?"
A. Taylor :
"En gros, est-ce-que vous êtes une instance trop occidentale ? Il y a eu des critiques par le passé."
S. Brammertz :
"Eh bien, c'est certainement pas correct de dire que nous sommes financés par l'OTAN. Nous sommes une création du Conseil de sécurité, donc c'est le budget des Nations Unies qui finance le Tribunal, un budget qui est discuté et décidé tous les 2 ans.
Est-ce-que c'est une institution objective ? Certainement. Vous savez, nous avons des juristes, des magistrats, des enquêteurs, des analystes de 65 pays différents et tous ou en grande partie viennent des juridictions et des instances nationales et ce sont des professionnels qui travaillent en toute indépendance et en toute impartialité."
A. Taylor :
"Qui vous nomme par exemple ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Le Procureur est nommé par le Conseil de sécurité sur proposition du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies."
A. Taylor :
"Ok, une troisième question pour Serge Brammertz à La Haye."
"Bonjour, je m'appelle Laurie, je suis Française et donc j'aimerais savoir si le TPIY pourrait juger des militaires américains qui ont donc commis des crimes en Afghanistan ou en Irak ou même plus largement des présidents tels que Bush qui ont décidé d'envahir des pays sans vraiment de preuves en fait au final ?"
A. Taylor :
"Voilà une question qui reprend un peu le thème des deux premières."
S. Brammertz :
"Oui, comme je le disais au début, en fait, le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence territoriale très limitée, à savoir par rapport aux crimes commis sur les territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Vous avez évidemment aussi à La Haye la Cour Pénale Internationale qui est une juridiction permanente qui, elle évidemment, a une compétence beaucoup plus large et qui est compétente pour les crimes commis sur le territoire
des pays qui ont ratifié le Statut de Rome qui a créé cette Cour Pénale International, ou bien qui est compétente pour les dossiers qui ont été transférés, référés par le Conseil de sécurité vers cette juridiction internationale comme ca a été le cas notamment pour le Soudan et la Libye."
A. Taylor :
"Une autre question maintenant qui sera une question écrite : 'Pensez-vous que la Croatie en a assez fait pour résoudre les crimes commis conter le peuple serbe ?'"
S. Brammertz :
- published: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 336
Serge Brammertz est le procureur général du TPI pour l'ex-Yougoslavie. Euronews lui a posé quatre questions sur Ratko Mladic et la suite des événements.
Tout d'abord, quand débutera le procès Mladic ?
Serge Brammertz : " Il est difficile pour moi de prédire quand il arrivera à la Haye. Cela peut être dans quatre jours comme dans dix jours, selon les recours. Une fois qu'il sera là, la procédure débutera. "
La santé de Ratko Mladic sera-t-elle un élément déterminant ?
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http://fr.euronews.net/
- published: 27 May 2011
- views: 320
Vignettes from a report by Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor for The Criminal Truibunal for the former Yugoslavia, at the 6th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 27-28, 2012. The event was co-hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
- published: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 228
Serge Brammertz (born 17 February 1962 in Eupen, Belgium) is a Belgian jurist, and the prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
Brammertz was deputy prosecutor of the International Criminal Court from 2002 to 2007. He was a federal prosecutor in Belgium from 1997 to 2002 and assisted the Council of Europe as an expert with a mandate to "set up a mechanism for evaluating and applying nationally international undertakings concerning the fight against organized crime". He also served on the Justice and Internal Affairs committee of the European Commission and for the International Organization for Migration, leading research studies on human trafficking and cross-border corruption in Central Europe and the Balkans.
On 11 January 2006 UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan appointed him head of the UN International Independent Investigation Commission into the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafic Hariri. As such, he replaced Detlev Mehlis, who stepped down in January 2006.
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9:17Serge Brammertz, Chefankläger Gerichtshof | Journal Interview
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UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit? Darüber und über die Aufgaben des Internationalen Strafgerichts für das ehemalige Jugoslawien spricht der Chefankläger des Tribunals, Serge Brammertz, im Interview auf DW-TV. -
5:41INTERPOL TV INTERVIEW - Serge Brammertz, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
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1:22Serge Brammertz: Nuremberg Trial Legacy
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Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia, reflects on the legacy of the Nuremberg Trial as it relates to his Court in this August 2008 interview. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org -
1:54New UN investigator arrives to take over Hariri probe
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1. Wide of plane on tarmac at Beirut international airport at night 2. Control tower at night 3. Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Serge Brammertz walking into the VIP lounge 4. Lebanese soldiers standing by 5. Wide of meeting with Lebanese officials 6. Wide of Brammertz sitting talking to officials 7. Close of Brammertz 8. Lebanese official 9. Brammertz walking towards podium 10. Cutaway photographers 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Serge Brammertz, Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri: "The priority for the commission will... for the work of the commission will remain the same being continuing the investigation into the assassination of the former Prime Minister Mr Hariri. But the commission will also explore all other possibilities and avenues to support the national Lebanese judicial authorities to work on the other terrorist attacks having taking place after October 2004. I want to make very clear that the work will be done with all independent, impartially required for this kind of function and I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes.'' 11. Cutaway cameramen 12. Brammertz leaving STORYLINE: The new head of the U.N. commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri arrived in Lebanon on Thursday, pledging to be impartial in an investigation that has divided Lebanese people and heightened tension between Syria and the United States. Serge Brammertz, a Belgian who was a deputy prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, takes over from Detlev Mehlis, who stepped down last month to return to his job as a senior prosecutor in Germany. The commission has implicated the Lebanese and Syrian intelligence services in the killing of Hariri, who was slain with 20 other people in a truck bombing in central Beirut on February 14. While Lebanon praised the commission's interim reports, Syria rejected its findings and tried to discredit its witnesses. "I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes," Brammertz said on arrival. He added the commission would continue to execute its mandate with independence and impartiality. Brammertz's first challenge is likely to be to gain full cooperation from Syria. While the Syrian government has repeatedly pledged to co-operate fully, the U.N. Security Council has twice found that it has failed to assist the commission fully. The commission has applied to interview Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa. Syria's response is not yet known, but Assad rejected an earlier request to interview him. In an interim report in October, the commission accused al-Sharaa of lying in a written statement to it. The commission would like to question Assad about a meeting he had with Prime Minister Hariri in August 2004 during which Assad is alleged to have threatened Hariri if he opposed Syria's plans to extend the term of Lebanon's pro-Syrian president. A former Syrian vice president, Abdul-Halim Khaddam, confirmed the threat was made in interviews with reporters last month. But in a recent interview with an Egyptian newspaper, Assad denied he threatened Hariri and said there were no witnesses at the meeting. The killing of Hariri was a turning point in Lebanon's modern history. It led to Syria's withdrawing its troops from Lebanon, ending a 29-year presence in the country, and parliamentary elections in which anti-Syrian legislators gained the majority. Syria's dominance of Lebanon. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/48ad7f3674fbd1a7441c4f776e01e154 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
8:378th IHLD: Serge Brammertz (2014) ICTY Update
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Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), gives his annual update on the Tribunals activities at The 8th Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2014. Event was co-hosted by the Robert H.Jackson Center. -
7:11"I recognize only my own people's trial": Mladic in long-suppressed interview
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Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since his recent arrest. Back in 1995, however, he gave a candid interview explaining his side of the Srebrenica story, which RT can now reveal. After more than 10 years in hiding, today Mladic looks more like an ill old man than the person who was allegedly responsible for the largest mass murder in Europe since WWII. In 1995, just one month after the Srebrenica massacre and three weeks after The Hague Tribunal pressed charges against Mladic, a Western TV crew managed to meet with the general for an interview. But despite the obviously high level of importance and the exclusivity, the interview was never aired. The tapes remained in Bosnia and Herzegovina in private archives and only now is the conversation being released to the public after RT managed to gain access to the materials. According to the Tribunal, the Srebrenica massacre refers to the killing of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims, mainly men and boys, in and around the town of Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995. The killing was allegedly conducted by units of the Army of Republika Srpska under the command of General Mladic. In April 1993, the United Nations declared Srebrenica was a "safe area" under its protection. However the 400-strong contingent of Dutch peacekeepers failed to prevent the alleged massacre from happening. In the interview, Ratko Mladic gave a different picture of those events: "I can tell you that in April-May 1993 an agreement on Srebrenica was signed. It clearly defined it as a safe demilitarized area where no armed military could be present except for the UN soldiers. But instead of disarming the Muslim formations, as they had committed themselves to doing under the agreement on Srebrenica singed by me and General Morillon, the United Nations forces turned those safe areas into terrorist and fundamentalist bases from where our villages and towns were attacked. Muslims from Srebrenica and Zepa burnt down more than 200 Serbian villages around those two places and killed en masse and massacred all the Serb civilian population in many other villages." The General also described in detail how sometimes the Bosnian Muslims were armed with the help of Iran under the supervision of the UN peacekeeping contingent. "Sometimes, they even used helicopters to airlift weapons from Iran and other combat hardware. We knocked down one such helicopter on the outskirts of Zepa two or three months ago," he said. Mladic claimed that, despite knowing about the shipments of arms to the Bosnian Muslims and their alleged attacks on the civil Serb population, he held his forces back: "The Muslims attacked the enclave of Sarajevo, also a safe area, though it was not defined as such by any kind of agreements of the two parties. They massacred everybody whom they captured alive and killed several of our soldiers in the villages of Visnjica and Banja Lucica. The Muslim attack was carried out exactly from the exclusion zone on Mounts Igman and Bjelasnica, from which Republika Srpska had pulled out its forces in 1993, and which had been in confidence handed over to peacekeeping forces." According to the general, by that time the bubble of patience had been forced to grow for two years and at one point it finally burst... "Unfortunately, the bad image of the Serbs and the Serbian people in general created by some media outlets has led to unequal and biased approach to the sides in conflict by part of the world community who took the side of the Croats and Muslims, who actually started this bloody war in the territory of the former Yugoslavia," Mladic said. Currently, prosecutors at The Hague Tribunal are thinking about dividing the process against Ratko Mladic into two parts -- Srebrenica in one separate trial and other war crimes the former general is accused of in another. However it is unclear exactly what the condition Mladic's health is. Any information on that is made public only with his prior consent. According to his relatives, he is suffering from the effects of a stroke and had several heart attacks. Recently Mladic had hernia surgery and even refers to himself as "a very sick person". The Tribunal's chief prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, openly stated that the defendant's health could deteriorate, which may affect the Tribunal's ability to complete the trial. The full transcript of the interview with Ratko Mladic: http://rt.com/news/ratko-mladic-interview-full-185/ Originally aired on RT, August 25, 2011 http://rt.com/news/mladic-interview-srebrenica-massacre-155/ See also RT video: Hague Tribunal Wakes Up to Mladic Interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loBoRIy-jL4&feature;=channel_video_title -
5:49ICTY's 20th Anniversary - Address of Prosecutor Serge Brammertz
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9:58euronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronews
euronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronewseuronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronews
http://fr.euronews.net/ Alex Taylor, euronews : "Depuis la 2ème Guerre mondiale, la justice est devenue une affaire internationale : les criminels de guerre sont jugés pour des crimes non seulement contre leurs victimes, mais également contre notre humanité commune. Mais les instances qui traduisent ces criminels en justice, sont-elles efficaces ? Et sont-elles vraiment objectives ? Vos questions aujourd'hui à Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie qui nous rejoint en duplex depuis La Haye. Monsieur Brammertz, bonjour, merci d'être là. Vous êtes prêt donc à répondre aux questions des télespectateurs d'euronews." Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie : "Bonjour." A. Taylor : "Une première question donc dans I Talk pour Serge Brammertz." "Bonjour, je m'appelle Miriam, je suis de Belgique. Est-ce-que vous avez le droit, légalement, de juger tous les criminels du monde ? Et est-ce-que les gens peuvent aller contre vous ?" S. Brammertz : "Oui le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence limitée aux territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Donc le Tribunal a été créé en 1993 par le Conseil de sécurité pour poursuivre et juger les plus hauts responsables pour les crimes de génocide, les crimes de guerre et les crimes contre l'humanité commis sur les territoires de l'ex-Yougoslavie." A. Taylor : "Qui peut vous saisir : un individu, un Etat ?" S. Brammertz : "Non, en fait, comme ce Tribunal est une émanation du Conseil de sécurité, a priori, il y a une obligation de coopérer avec notre Tribunal pour tous les pays membres des Nations Unies, mais au niveau de la saisine, c'est le bureau du Procureur qui lance les enquêtes et qui décide en fait des dossiers qui arrivent devant les juges et les dossiers qui sont transférés vers les juridictions nationales." A. Taylor : "Ok, deuxième question depuis Bruxelles vers La Haye." "Bonjour M. Brammertz. Voilà, je m'appelle Florence, je suis Belge et j'habite à Bruxelles et j'aurais une question à vous poser qui est la suivante : est-ce-que le TPIY est réellement indépendant étant donné qu'il est en partie financé par l'OTAN et est-ce-qu'il n'arrive pas qu'il subisse des pressions de celui-ci ?" A. Taylor : "En gros, est-ce-que vous êtes une instance trop occidentale ? Il y a eu des critiques par le passé." S. Brammertz : "Eh bien, c'est certainement pas correct de dire que nous sommes financés par l'OTAN. Nous sommes une création du Conseil de sécurité, donc c'est le budget des Nations Unies qui finance le Tribunal, un budget qui est discuté et décidé tous les 2 ans. Est-ce-que c'est une institution objective ? Certainement. Vous savez, nous avons des juristes, des magistrats, des enquêteurs, des analystes de 65 pays différents et tous ou en grande partie viennent des juridictions et des instances nationales et ce sont des professionnels qui travaillent en toute indépendance et en toute impartialité." A. Taylor : "Qui vous nomme par exemple ?" S. Brammertz : "Le Procureur est nommé par le Conseil de sécurité sur proposition du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies." A. Taylor : "Ok, une troisième question pour Serge Brammertz à La Haye." "Bonjour, je m'appelle Laurie, je suis Française et donc j'aimerais savoir si le TPIY pourrait juger des militaires américains qui ont donc commis des crimes en Afghanistan ou en Irak ou même plus largement des présidents tels que Bush qui ont décidé d'envahir des pays sans vraiment de preuves en fait au final ?" A. Taylor : "Voilà une question qui reprend un peu le thème des deux premières." S. Brammertz : "Oui, comme je le disais au début, en fait, le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence territoriale très limitée, à savoir par rapport aux crimes commis sur les territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Vous avez évidemment aussi à La Haye la Cour Pénale Internationale qui est une juridiction permanente qui, elle évidemment, a une compétence beaucoup plus large et qui est compétente pour les crimes commis sur le territoire des pays qui ont ratifié le Statut de Rome qui a créé cette Cour Pénale International, ou bien qui est compétente pour les dossiers qui ont été transférés, référés par le Conseil de sécurité vers cette juridiction internationale comme ca a été le cas notamment pour le Soudan et la Libye." A. Taylor : "Une autre question maintenant qui sera une question écrite : 'Pensez-vous que la Croatie en a assez fait pour résoudre les crimes commis conter le peuple serbe ?'" S. Brammertz : -
5:19Ekskluzivno - Serge Brammertz za TV1
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1:33Serge Brammertz : " la santé d'un inculpé est toujours...
Serge Brammertz : " la santé d'un inculpé est toujours...Serge Brammertz : " la santé d'un inculpé est toujours...
Serge Brammertz est le procureur général du TPI pour l'ex-Yougoslavie. Euronews lui a posé quatre questions sur Ratko Mladic et la suite des événements. Tout d'abord, quand débutera le procès Mladic ? Serge Brammertz : " Il est difficile pour moi de prédire quand il arrivera à la Haye. Cela peut être dans quatre jours comme dans dix jours, selon les recours. Une fois qu'il sera là, la procédure débutera. " La santé de Ratko Mladic sera-t-elle un élément déterminant ? ... http://fr.euronews.net/ -
8:456th IHLD (2012): Serge Brammertz Reports on the ICTY
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Vignettes from a report by Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor for The Criminal Truibunal for the former Yugoslavia, at the 6th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 27-28, 2012. The event was co-hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org -
4:52Karadzic Prosecutor: "Justice Has Been Done" - BBC Newsnight
Karadzic Prosecutor: "Justice Has Been Done" - BBC NewsnightKaradzic Prosecutor: "Justice Has Been Done" - BBC Newsnight
Convicted of genocide, extermination, persecution, deportation, hostage taking and terror, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was told today he would spend the rest of his life in jail. It was a landmark moment - but after six years of trial and 18 months of deliberation many of the survivors - even those who gave witness - did not live to see the day. Emily Maitlis asked the chief prosecutor in the case, Serge Brammertz, whether it had all taken too long. ********** Newsnight is the BBC's flagship news and current affairs TV programme - with analysis, debate, exclusives, and robust interviews. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for highlights and bonus videos http://bbc.in/1iouM30 Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsnight for the latest updates on #newsnight Add us on Snapchat - our username is 'BBCNewsnight' And follow on Facebook for our best material, an early heads up on what's coming up, and to join in our debates https://www.facebook.com/bbcnewsnight -
4:36Serge Brammertz Quotes
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What was your favorite Serge Brammertz quote? 'Like' and leave a comment below, then jump over to http://quotetank.com/quotes-by/serge-brammertz and make a list of your favorites, so you'll never forget! We update our Twitter and Facebook with new quotes every few minutes, don't miss out! http://twitter.com/quotetank | http://www.facebook.com/quotetank If you enjoyed these quotes, please LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE! Who is Serge Brammertz? A Belgian jurist, and the prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
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"A common understanding has been reached. Despite these encouraging steps, it is important to note that the commission will ultimately judge the cooperation of the Syrian authorities on the merits of the information provided and the promptness with which its requests are being accommodated."
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"Based on a systematic evaluation of available but previously not tracked forensic evidence, the commission has moved closer to establishing the exact circumstances and modus operandi of the blast."
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Serge Brammertz, Chefankläger Gerichtshof | Journal Interview
UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit? Darüber und über die Aufgaben des Internationalen Strafgerichts für das ehemalige Jugoslawien spricht der Chefankläger des Tribunals, Serge Brammertz, im Interview auf DW-TV. -
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Serge Brammertz: Nuremberg Trial Legacy
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New UN investigator arrives to take over Hariri probe
1. Wide of plane on tarmac at Beirut international airport at night 2. Control tower at night 3. Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Serge Brammertz walking into the VIP lounge 4. Lebanese soldiers standing by 5. Wide of meeting with Lebanese officials 6. Wide of Brammertz sitting talking to officials 7. Close of Brammertz 8. Lebanese official 9. Brammertz walking towards podium 10. Cutaway photographers 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Serge Brammertz, Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri: "The priority for the commission will... for the work of the commission will remain the same being continuing the investigation into the assassination of the former Prime Minister Mr Harir... -
8th IHLD: Serge Brammertz (2014) ICTY Update
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), gives his annual update on the Tribunals activities at The 8th Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2014. Event was co-hosted by the Robert H.Jackson Center. -
"I recognize only my own people's trial": Mladic in long-suppressed interview
Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since his recent arrest. Back in 1995, however, he gave a candid interview explaining his side of the Srebrenica story, which RT can now reveal. After more than 10 years in hiding, today Mladic looks more like an ill old man than the person who was allegedly responsible for the largest mass murder in Europe since WWII. In 1995, just one month after the Srebrenica massacre and three weeks after The Hague Tribunal pressed charges against Mladic, a Western TV crew managed to meet with the general for an interview. But despite the obviously high level of importance and the exclusivity, the interview was never aired. The tapes remained in Bosnia and Herzegovina in private archives and only now is the conversatio... -
ICTY's 20th Anniversary - Address of Prosecutor Serge Brammertz
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euronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronews
http://fr.euronews.net/ Alex Taylor, euronews : "Depuis la 2ème Guerre mondiale, la justice est devenue une affaire internationale : les criminels de guerre sont jugés pour des crimes non seulement contre leurs victimes, mais également contre notre humanité commune. Mais les instances qui traduisent ces criminels en justice, sont-elles efficaces ? Et sont-elles vraiment objectives ? Vos questions aujourd'hui à Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie qui nous rejoint en duplex depuis La Haye. Monsieur Brammertz, bonjour, merci d'être là. Vous êtes prêt donc à répondre aux questions des télespectateurs d'euronews." Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie : "Bonjour." A. Taylor : "Une première question donc da... -
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Serge Brammertz : " la santé d'un inculpé est toujours...
Serge Brammertz est le procureur général du TPI pour l'ex-Yougoslavie. Euronews lui a posé quatre questions sur Ratko Mladic et la suite des événements. Tout d'abord, quand débutera le procès Mladic ? Serge Brammertz : " Il est difficile pour moi de prédire quand il arrivera à la Haye. Cela peut être dans quatre jours comme dans dix jours, selon les recours. Une fois qu'il sera là, la procédure débutera. " La santé de Ratko Mladic sera-t-elle un élément déterminant ? ... http://fr.euronews.net/ -
6th IHLD (2012): Serge Brammertz Reports on the ICTY
Vignettes from a report by Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor for The Criminal Truibunal for the former Yugoslavia, at the 6th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 27-28, 2012. The event was co-hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org -
Karadzic Prosecutor: "Justice Has Been Done" - BBC Newsnight
Convicted of genocide, extermination, persecution, deportation, hostage taking and terror, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was told today he would spend the rest of his life in jail. It was a landmark moment - but after six years of trial and 18 months of deliberation many of the survivors - even those who gave witness - did not live to see the day. Emily Maitlis asked the chief prosecutor in the case, Serge Brammertz, whether it had all taken too long. ********** Newsnight is the BBC's flagship news and current affairs TV programme - with analysis, debate, exclusives, and robust interviews. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for highlights and bonus videos http://bbc.in/1iouM30 Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsnight for the latest updates on #newsnight Add us on Snapchat... -
Serge Brammertz Quotes
What was your favorite Serge Brammertz quote? 'Like' and leave a comment below, then jump over to http://quotetank.com/quotes-by/serge-brammertz and make a list of your favorites, so you'll never forget! We update our Twitter and Facebook with new quotes every few minutes, don't miss out! http://twitter.com/quotetank | http://www.facebook.com/quotetank If you enjoyed these quotes, please LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE! Who is Serge Brammertz? A Belgian jurist, and the prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. -
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Tužilac Serge Brammertz u službenoj posjeti Crnoj Gori
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4th IHLD Update: Serge Brammertz on ICTY
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the ICTY (Yugoslavia Tribunal), gave a report on its work at the 4th annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 30-31, 2010. The host was the Robert H. Jackson Center. -
Exclusive Interiew with chief UN war crimes prosecutor Serge Brammertz
Chief Hague tribunal prosecutor tells Balkan Insight the arrest of Mladic did not come too late, that the Mladic and Karadzic case are not likely to be merged and he had no tip-off that the arrest would happen when it did. Organisation: BIRN Hub -
OSCE je doprinio pozitivnom razvoju pravosuđa u BiH (Serge Brammertz)
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Robert H. Jackson Center International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, August 2008
The Robert H. Jackson Center hosted the dinner reception in connection with the 2nd Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, held in August 2008. Guests included prosecutors from today's international criminal tribunals and surviving Nuremberg prosecutors and other personnel. These casual shots include former Nuremberg prosecutors Henry T. King, Jr., Benjamin B. Ferencz and Whitney R. Harris from the Nuremberg trials, together with Nuremberg photographer Ray D'Addario and former Stars & Stripes reporter Allan Dreyfuss. Current prosecutors include Hassan Jallow, Serge Brammertz, Robert Petit, David Crane and Stephen Rapp. Karin Wells of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is seen interviewing the Nuremberg prosecutors. The bagpipe call to dinner came from Don Ferencz. For more in... -
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I read my book to asshole Serge Brammertz of the criminally corrupt ICTY COURT!
This ones' for you Brammertz! What It's Like to Chill Out With Whom the Rest of the World Considers As The Most Ruthless Men: Ratko Mladic, Goran Hadzic and Radovan Karadzic (+) Confessions of a Female War Crimes Investigator By Jill Louise Starr NJ USA http://sites.google.com/site/jillstarrsite/what-it-s-like-to-chill-out-with-w... Retrospectively, it was all so simple, natural and matter of fact being on a boat restaurant in Belgrade, sitting with, laughing, drinking a two hundred bottle of wine and chatting about war and peace while Ratko Mladic held my hand. Mladic, a man considered the world's most ruthless war criminal since Adolf Hitler, still at large and currently having a five million dollar bounty on his head for genocide by the international community. Yet there I was with my ... -
2nd IHLD: Serge Brammertz on Karadzic 2008
Serge Brammertz, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia which is responsible for the prosecution of Radovan Karadzic describes the activities of the Tribunal. The speech was delivered at the 2nd Annual Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at the Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2008. Nine current and Nuremberg prosecutors participated in the event. www.roberthjackson.org
Serge Brammertz, Chefankläger Gerichtshof | Journal Interview
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- Updated: 22 Feb 2010
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UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit?
Darüber und über die Aufgaben des Internationalen Strafgerichts für das ehemalige Jugoslawien spricht der Chefankl...
UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit?
Darüber und über die Aufgaben des Internationalen Strafgerichts für das ehemalige Jugoslawien spricht der Chefankläger des Tribunals, Serge Brammertz, im Interview auf DW-TV.
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UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit?
Darüber und über die Aufgaben des Internationalen Strafgerichts für das ehemalige Jugoslawien spricht der Chefankläger des Tribunals, Serge Brammertz, im Interview auf DW-TV.
- published: 22 Feb 2010
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INTERPOL TV INTERVIEW - Serge Brammertz, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
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- Duration: 5:41
- Updated: 20 Nov 2012
- views: 472
- published: 20 Nov 2012
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Serge Brammertz: Nuremberg Trial Legacy
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 13 Aug 2009
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Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia, reflects on the legacy of the Nuremberg Trial as it relates to his...
Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia, reflects on the legacy of the Nuremberg Trial as it relates to his Court in this August 2008 interview. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
wn.com/Serge Brammertz Nuremberg Trial Legacy
Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia, reflects on the legacy of the Nuremberg Trial as it relates to his Court in this August 2008 interview. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
- published: 13 Aug 2009
- views: 801
New UN investigator arrives to take over Hariri probe
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- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of plane on tarmac at Beirut international airport at night
2. Control tower at night
3. Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former ...
1. Wide of plane on tarmac at Beirut international airport at night
2. Control tower at night
3. Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Serge Brammertz walking into the VIP lounge
4. Lebanese soldiers standing by
5. Wide of meeting with Lebanese officials
6. Wide of Brammertz sitting talking to officials
7. Close of Brammertz
8. Lebanese official
9. Brammertz walking towards podium
10. Cutaway photographers
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Serge Brammertz, Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri:
"The priority for the commission will... for the work of the commission will remain the same being continuing the investigation into the assassination of the former Prime Minister Mr Hariri. But the commission will also explore all other possibilities and avenues to support the national Lebanese judicial authorities to work on the other terrorist attacks having taking place after October 2004. I want to make very clear that the work will be done with all independent, impartially required for this kind of function and I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes.''
11. Cutaway cameramen
12. Brammertz leaving
STORYLINE:
The new head of the U.N. commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri arrived in Lebanon on Thursday, pledging to be impartial in an investigation that has divided Lebanese people and heightened tension between Syria and the United States.
Serge Brammertz, a Belgian who was a deputy prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, takes over from Detlev Mehlis, who stepped down
last month to return to his job as a senior prosecutor in Germany.
The commission has implicated the Lebanese and Syrian intelligence services in the killing of Hariri, who was slain with 20 other people in a truck bombing in central Beirut on February 14. While Lebanon praised the commission's interim reports, Syria rejected its findings and tried to discredit its witnesses.
"I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes," Brammertz said on arrival.
He added the commission would continue to execute its mandate with independence and impartiality.
Brammertz's first challenge is likely to be to gain full cooperation from Syria.
While the Syrian government has repeatedly pledged to co-operate fully, the U.N. Security Council has twice found that it has failed to assist the commission fully.
The commission has applied to interview Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa. Syria's response is not yet known, but Assad rejected an earlier request to interview him.
In an interim report in October, the commission accused al-Sharaa of lying in a written statement to it.
The commission would like to question Assad about a meeting he had with Prime Minister Hariri in August 2004 during which Assad is alleged to have threatened Hariri if he opposed Syria's plans to extend the term of Lebanon's pro-Syrian president.
A former Syrian vice president, Abdul-Halim Khaddam, confirmed the threat was made in interviews with reporters last month. But in a recent interview with an Egyptian newspaper, Assad denied he threatened Hariri and said there were no witnesses at the meeting.
The killing of Hariri was a turning point in Lebanon's modern history. It led to Syria's withdrawing its troops from Lebanon, ending a 29-year presence
in the country, and parliamentary elections in which anti-Syrian legislators gained the majority.
Syria's dominance of Lebanon.
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wn.com/New Un Investigator Arrives To Take Over Hariri Probe
1. Wide of plane on tarmac at Beirut international airport at night
2. Control tower at night
3. Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Serge Brammertz walking into the VIP lounge
4. Lebanese soldiers standing by
5. Wide of meeting with Lebanese officials
6. Wide of Brammertz sitting talking to officials
7. Close of Brammertz
8. Lebanese official
9. Brammertz walking towards podium
10. Cutaway photographers
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Serge Brammertz, Head of the UN commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri:
"The priority for the commission will... for the work of the commission will remain the same being continuing the investigation into the assassination of the former Prime Minister Mr Hariri. But the commission will also explore all other possibilities and avenues to support the national Lebanese judicial authorities to work on the other terrorist attacks having taking place after October 2004. I want to make very clear that the work will be done with all independent, impartially required for this kind of function and I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes.''
11. Cutaway cameramen
12. Brammertz leaving
STORYLINE:
The new head of the U.N. commission into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri arrived in Lebanon on Thursday, pledging to be impartial in an investigation that has divided Lebanese people and heightened tension between Syria and the United States.
Serge Brammertz, a Belgian who was a deputy prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, takes over from Detlev Mehlis, who stepped down
last month to return to his job as a senior prosecutor in Germany.
The commission has implicated the Lebanese and Syrian intelligence services in the killing of Hariri, who was slain with 20 other people in a truck bombing in central Beirut on February 14. While Lebanon praised the commission's interim reports, Syria rejected its findings and tried to discredit its witnesses.
"I am fully aware about the expectations especially of the families of the victims of those crimes," Brammertz said on arrival.
He added the commission would continue to execute its mandate with independence and impartiality.
Brammertz's first challenge is likely to be to gain full cooperation from Syria.
While the Syrian government has repeatedly pledged to co-operate fully, the U.N. Security Council has twice found that it has failed to assist the commission fully.
The commission has applied to interview Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa. Syria's response is not yet known, but Assad rejected an earlier request to interview him.
In an interim report in October, the commission accused al-Sharaa of lying in a written statement to it.
The commission would like to question Assad about a meeting he had with Prime Minister Hariri in August 2004 during which Assad is alleged to have threatened Hariri if he opposed Syria's plans to extend the term of Lebanon's pro-Syrian president.
A former Syrian vice president, Abdul-Halim Khaddam, confirmed the threat was made in interviews with reporters last month. But in a recent interview with an Egyptian newspaper, Assad denied he threatened Hariri and said there were no witnesses at the meeting.
The killing of Hariri was a turning point in Lebanon's modern history. It led to Syria's withdrawing its troops from Lebanon, ending a 29-year presence
in the country, and parliamentary elections in which anti-Syrian legislators gained the majority.
Syria's dominance of Lebanon.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/48ad7f3674fbd1a7441c4f776e01e154
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
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8th IHLD: Serge Brammertz (2014) ICTY Update
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- Duration: 8:37
- Updated: 29 Aug 2014
- views: 341
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), gives his annual update on the Tribunals activities at Th...
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), gives his annual update on the Tribunals activities at The 8th Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2014. Event was co-hosted by the Robert H.Jackson Center.
wn.com/8Th Ihld Serge Brammertz (2014) Icty Update
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), gives his annual update on the Tribunals activities at The 8th Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2014. Event was co-hosted by the Robert H.Jackson Center.
- published: 29 Aug 2014
- views: 341
"I recognize only my own people's trial": Mladic in long-suppressed interview
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- Duration: 7:11
- Updated: 05 Sep 2011
- views: 1305
Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since his recent arrest. Back in 1995, however, he gave a candid interview ex...
Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since his recent arrest. Back in 1995, however, he gave a candid interview explaining his side of the Srebrenica story, which RT can now reveal.
After more than 10 years in hiding, today Mladic looks more like an ill old man than the person who was allegedly responsible for the largest mass murder in Europe since WWII.
In 1995, just one month after the Srebrenica massacre and three weeks after The Hague Tribunal pressed charges against Mladic, a Western TV crew managed to meet with the general for an interview. But despite the obviously high level of importance and the exclusivity, the interview was never aired.
The tapes remained in Bosnia and Herzegovina in private archives and only now is the conversation being released to the public after RT managed to gain access to the materials.
According to the Tribunal, the Srebrenica massacre refers to the killing of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims, mainly men and boys, in and around the town of Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995.
The killing was allegedly conducted by units of the Army of Republika Srpska under the command of General Mladic. In April 1993, the United Nations declared Srebrenica was a "safe area" under its protection. However the 400-strong contingent of Dutch peacekeepers failed to prevent the alleged massacre from happening.
In the interview, Ratko Mladic gave a different picture of those events: "I can tell you that in April-May 1993 an agreement on Srebrenica was signed. It clearly defined it as a safe demilitarized area where no armed military could be present except for the UN soldiers. But instead of disarming the Muslim formations, as they had committed themselves to doing under the agreement on Srebrenica singed by me and General Morillon, the United Nations forces turned those safe areas into terrorist and fundamentalist bases from where our villages and towns were attacked. Muslims from Srebrenica and Zepa burnt down more than 200 Serbian villages around those two places and killed en masse and massacred all the Serb civilian population in many other villages."
The General also described in detail how sometimes the Bosnian Muslims were armed with the help of Iran under the supervision of the UN peacekeeping contingent.
"Sometimes, they even used helicopters to airlift weapons from Iran and other combat hardware. We knocked down one such helicopter on the outskirts of Zepa two or three months ago," he said.
Mladic claimed that, despite knowing about the shipments of arms to the Bosnian Muslims and their alleged attacks on the civil Serb population, he held his forces back: "The Muslims attacked the enclave of Sarajevo, also a safe area, though it was not defined as such by any kind of agreements of the two parties. They massacred everybody whom they captured alive and killed several of our soldiers in the villages of Visnjica and Banja Lucica. The Muslim attack was carried out exactly from the exclusion zone on Mounts Igman and Bjelasnica, from which Republika Srpska had pulled out its forces in 1993, and which had been in confidence handed over to peacekeeping forces."
According to the general, by that time the bubble of patience had been forced to grow for two years and at one point it finally burst...
"Unfortunately, the bad image of the Serbs and the Serbian people in general created by some media outlets has led to unequal and biased approach to the sides in conflict by part of the world community who took the side of the Croats and Muslims, who actually started this bloody war in the territory of the former Yugoslavia," Mladic said.
Currently, prosecutors at The Hague Tribunal are thinking about dividing the process against Ratko Mladic into two parts -- Srebrenica in one separate trial and other war crimes the former general is accused of in another. However it is unclear exactly what the condition Mladic's health is. Any information on that is made public only with his prior consent. According to his relatives, he is suffering from the effects of a stroke and had several heart attacks. Recently Mladic had hernia surgery and even refers to himself as "a very sick person". The Tribunal's chief prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, openly stated that the defendant's health could deteriorate, which may affect the Tribunal's ability to complete the trial.
The full transcript of the interview with Ratko Mladic:
http://rt.com/news/ratko-mladic-interview-full-185/
Originally aired on RT, August 25, 2011
http://rt.com/news/mladic-interview-srebrenica-massacre-155/
See also RT video: Hague Tribunal Wakes Up to Mladic Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loBoRIy-jL4&feature;=channel_video_title
wn.com/I Recognize Only My Own People's Trial Mladic In Long Suppressed Interview
Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since his recent arrest. Back in 1995, however, he gave a candid interview explaining his side of the Srebrenica story, which RT can now reveal.
After more than 10 years in hiding, today Mladic looks more like an ill old man than the person who was allegedly responsible for the largest mass murder in Europe since WWII.
In 1995, just one month after the Srebrenica massacre and three weeks after The Hague Tribunal pressed charges against Mladic, a Western TV crew managed to meet with the general for an interview. But despite the obviously high level of importance and the exclusivity, the interview was never aired.
The tapes remained in Bosnia and Herzegovina in private archives and only now is the conversation being released to the public after RT managed to gain access to the materials.
According to the Tribunal, the Srebrenica massacre refers to the killing of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims, mainly men and boys, in and around the town of Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995.
The killing was allegedly conducted by units of the Army of Republika Srpska under the command of General Mladic. In April 1993, the United Nations declared Srebrenica was a "safe area" under its protection. However the 400-strong contingent of Dutch peacekeepers failed to prevent the alleged massacre from happening.
In the interview, Ratko Mladic gave a different picture of those events: "I can tell you that in April-May 1993 an agreement on Srebrenica was signed. It clearly defined it as a safe demilitarized area where no armed military could be present except for the UN soldiers. But instead of disarming the Muslim formations, as they had committed themselves to doing under the agreement on Srebrenica singed by me and General Morillon, the United Nations forces turned those safe areas into terrorist and fundamentalist bases from where our villages and towns were attacked. Muslims from Srebrenica and Zepa burnt down more than 200 Serbian villages around those two places and killed en masse and massacred all the Serb civilian population in many other villages."
The General also described in detail how sometimes the Bosnian Muslims were armed with the help of Iran under the supervision of the UN peacekeeping contingent.
"Sometimes, they even used helicopters to airlift weapons from Iran and other combat hardware. We knocked down one such helicopter on the outskirts of Zepa two or three months ago," he said.
Mladic claimed that, despite knowing about the shipments of arms to the Bosnian Muslims and their alleged attacks on the civil Serb population, he held his forces back: "The Muslims attacked the enclave of Sarajevo, also a safe area, though it was not defined as such by any kind of agreements of the two parties. They massacred everybody whom they captured alive and killed several of our soldiers in the villages of Visnjica and Banja Lucica. The Muslim attack was carried out exactly from the exclusion zone on Mounts Igman and Bjelasnica, from which Republika Srpska had pulled out its forces in 1993, and which had been in confidence handed over to peacekeeping forces."
According to the general, by that time the bubble of patience had been forced to grow for two years and at one point it finally burst...
"Unfortunately, the bad image of the Serbs and the Serbian people in general created by some media outlets has led to unequal and biased approach to the sides in conflict by part of the world community who took the side of the Croats and Muslims, who actually started this bloody war in the territory of the former Yugoslavia," Mladic said.
Currently, prosecutors at The Hague Tribunal are thinking about dividing the process against Ratko Mladic into two parts -- Srebrenica in one separate trial and other war crimes the former general is accused of in another. However it is unclear exactly what the condition Mladic's health is. Any information on that is made public only with his prior consent. According to his relatives, he is suffering from the effects of a stroke and had several heart attacks. Recently Mladic had hernia surgery and even refers to himself as "a very sick person". The Tribunal's chief prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, openly stated that the defendant's health could deteriorate, which may affect the Tribunal's ability to complete the trial.
The full transcript of the interview with Ratko Mladic:
http://rt.com/news/ratko-mladic-interview-full-185/
Originally aired on RT, August 25, 2011
http://rt.com/news/mladic-interview-srebrenica-massacre-155/
See also RT video: Hague Tribunal Wakes Up to Mladic Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loBoRIy-jL4&feature;=channel_video_title
- published: 05 Sep 2011
- views: 1305
ICTY's 20th Anniversary - Address of Prosecutor Serge Brammertz
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:49
- Updated: 29 May 2013
- views: 409
- published: 29 May 2013
- views: 409
euronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronews
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:58
- Updated: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 336
http://fr.euronews.net/ Alex Taylor, euronews :
"Depuis la 2ème Guerre mondiale, la justice est devenue une affaire internationale : les criminels de guerre son...
http://fr.euronews.net/ Alex Taylor, euronews :
"Depuis la 2ème Guerre mondiale, la justice est devenue une affaire internationale : les criminels de guerre sont jugés pour des crimes non seulement contre leurs victimes, mais également contre notre humanité commune. Mais les instances qui traduisent ces criminels en justice, sont-elles efficaces ? Et sont-elles vraiment objectives ? Vos questions aujourd'hui à Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie qui nous rejoint en duplex depuis La Haye. Monsieur Brammertz, bonjour, merci d'être là. Vous êtes prêt donc à répondre aux questions des télespectateurs d'euronews."
Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie :
"Bonjour."
A. Taylor :
"Une première question donc dans I Talk pour Serge Brammertz."
"Bonjour, je m'appelle Miriam, je suis de Belgique. Est-ce-que vous avez le droit, légalement, de juger tous les criminels du monde ? Et est-ce-que les gens peuvent aller contre vous ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Oui le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence limitée aux territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Donc le Tribunal a été créé en 1993 par le Conseil de sécurité pour poursuivre et juger les plus hauts responsables pour les crimes de génocide, les crimes de guerre et les crimes contre l'humanité commis sur les territoires de l'ex-Yougoslavie."
A. Taylor :
"Qui peut vous saisir : un individu, un Etat ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Non, en fait, comme ce Tribunal est une émanation du Conseil de sécurité, a priori, il y a une obligation de coopérer avec notre Tribunal pour tous les pays membres des Nations Unies, mais au niveau de la saisine, c'est le bureau du Procureur qui lance les enquêtes et qui décide en fait des dossiers qui arrivent devant les juges et les dossiers qui sont transférés vers les juridictions nationales."
A. Taylor :
"Ok, deuxième question depuis Bruxelles vers La Haye."
"Bonjour M. Brammertz. Voilà, je m'appelle Florence, je suis Belge et j'habite à Bruxelles et j'aurais une question à vous poser qui est la suivante : est-ce-que le TPIY est réellement indépendant étant donné qu'il est en partie financé par l'OTAN et est-ce-qu'il n'arrive pas qu'il subisse des pressions de celui-ci ?"
A. Taylor :
"En gros, est-ce-que vous êtes une instance trop occidentale ? Il y a eu des critiques par le passé."
S. Brammertz :
"Eh bien, c'est certainement pas correct de dire que nous sommes financés par l'OTAN. Nous sommes une création du Conseil de sécurité, donc c'est le budget des Nations Unies qui finance le Tribunal, un budget qui est discuté et décidé tous les 2 ans.
Est-ce-que c'est une institution objective ? Certainement. Vous savez, nous avons des juristes, des magistrats, des enquêteurs, des analystes de 65 pays différents et tous ou en grande partie viennent des juridictions et des instances nationales et ce sont des professionnels qui travaillent en toute indépendance et en toute impartialité."
A. Taylor :
"Qui vous nomme par exemple ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Le Procureur est nommé par le Conseil de sécurité sur proposition du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies."
A. Taylor :
"Ok, une troisième question pour Serge Brammertz à La Haye."
"Bonjour, je m'appelle Laurie, je suis Française et donc j'aimerais savoir si le TPIY pourrait juger des militaires américains qui ont donc commis des crimes en Afghanistan ou en Irak ou même plus largement des présidents tels que Bush qui ont décidé d'envahir des pays sans vraiment de preuves en fait au final ?"
A. Taylor :
"Voilà une question qui reprend un peu le thème des deux premières."
S. Brammertz :
"Oui, comme je le disais au début, en fait, le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence territoriale très limitée, à savoir par rapport aux crimes commis sur les territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Vous avez évidemment aussi à La Haye la Cour Pénale Internationale qui est une juridiction permanente qui, elle évidemment, a une compétence beaucoup plus large et qui est compétente pour les crimes commis sur le territoire
des pays qui ont ratifié le Statut de Rome qui a créé cette Cour Pénale International, ou bien qui est compétente pour les dossiers qui ont été transférés, référés par le Conseil de sécurité vers cette juridiction internationale comme ca a été le cas notamment pour le Soudan et la Libye."
A. Taylor :
"Une autre question maintenant qui sera une question écrite : 'Pensez-vous que la Croatie en a assez fait pour résoudre les crimes commis conter le peuple serbe ?'"
S. Brammertz :
wn.com/Euronews I Talk Le Procureur Du Tpiy Serge Brammertz Répond Aux Téléspectateurs D'Euronews
http://fr.euronews.net/ Alex Taylor, euronews :
"Depuis la 2ème Guerre mondiale, la justice est devenue une affaire internationale : les criminels de guerre sont jugés pour des crimes non seulement contre leurs victimes, mais également contre notre humanité commune. Mais les instances qui traduisent ces criminels en justice, sont-elles efficaces ? Et sont-elles vraiment objectives ? Vos questions aujourd'hui à Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie qui nous rejoint en duplex depuis La Haye. Monsieur Brammertz, bonjour, merci d'être là. Vous êtes prêt donc à répondre aux questions des télespectateurs d'euronews."
Serge Brammertz, Procureur au Tribunal International Pénal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie :
"Bonjour."
A. Taylor :
"Une première question donc dans I Talk pour Serge Brammertz."
"Bonjour, je m'appelle Miriam, je suis de Belgique. Est-ce-que vous avez le droit, légalement, de juger tous les criminels du monde ? Et est-ce-que les gens peuvent aller contre vous ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Oui le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence limitée aux territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Donc le Tribunal a été créé en 1993 par le Conseil de sécurité pour poursuivre et juger les plus hauts responsables pour les crimes de génocide, les crimes de guerre et les crimes contre l'humanité commis sur les territoires de l'ex-Yougoslavie."
A. Taylor :
"Qui peut vous saisir : un individu, un Etat ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Non, en fait, comme ce Tribunal est une émanation du Conseil de sécurité, a priori, il y a une obligation de coopérer avec notre Tribunal pour tous les pays membres des Nations Unies, mais au niveau de la saisine, c'est le bureau du Procureur qui lance les enquêtes et qui décide en fait des dossiers qui arrivent devant les juges et les dossiers qui sont transférés vers les juridictions nationales."
A. Taylor :
"Ok, deuxième question depuis Bruxelles vers La Haye."
"Bonjour M. Brammertz. Voilà, je m'appelle Florence, je suis Belge et j'habite à Bruxelles et j'aurais une question à vous poser qui est la suivante : est-ce-que le TPIY est réellement indépendant étant donné qu'il est en partie financé par l'OTAN et est-ce-qu'il n'arrive pas qu'il subisse des pressions de celui-ci ?"
A. Taylor :
"En gros, est-ce-que vous êtes une instance trop occidentale ? Il y a eu des critiques par le passé."
S. Brammertz :
"Eh bien, c'est certainement pas correct de dire que nous sommes financés par l'OTAN. Nous sommes une création du Conseil de sécurité, donc c'est le budget des Nations Unies qui finance le Tribunal, un budget qui est discuté et décidé tous les 2 ans.
Est-ce-que c'est une institution objective ? Certainement. Vous savez, nous avons des juristes, des magistrats, des enquêteurs, des analystes de 65 pays différents et tous ou en grande partie viennent des juridictions et des instances nationales et ce sont des professionnels qui travaillent en toute indépendance et en toute impartialité."
A. Taylor :
"Qui vous nomme par exemple ?"
S. Brammertz :
"Le Procureur est nommé par le Conseil de sécurité sur proposition du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies."
A. Taylor :
"Ok, une troisième question pour Serge Brammertz à La Haye."
"Bonjour, je m'appelle Laurie, je suis Française et donc j'aimerais savoir si le TPIY pourrait juger des militaires américains qui ont donc commis des crimes en Afghanistan ou en Irak ou même plus largement des présidents tels que Bush qui ont décidé d'envahir des pays sans vraiment de preuves en fait au final ?"
A. Taylor :
"Voilà une question qui reprend un peu le thème des deux premières."
S. Brammertz :
"Oui, comme je le disais au début, en fait, le Tribunal pour l'ex-Yougoslavie a une compétence territoriale très limitée, à savoir par rapport aux crimes commis sur les territoires des pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie. Vous avez évidemment aussi à La Haye la Cour Pénale Internationale qui est une juridiction permanente qui, elle évidemment, a une compétence beaucoup plus large et qui est compétente pour les crimes commis sur le territoire
des pays qui ont ratifié le Statut de Rome qui a créé cette Cour Pénale International, ou bien qui est compétente pour les dossiers qui ont été transférés, référés par le Conseil de sécurité vers cette juridiction internationale comme ca a été le cas notamment pour le Soudan et la Libye."
A. Taylor :
"Une autre question maintenant qui sera une question écrite : 'Pensez-vous que la Croatie en a assez fait pour résoudre les crimes commis conter le peuple serbe ?'"
S. Brammertz :
- published: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 336
Ekskluzivno - Serge Brammertz za TV1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:19
- Updated: 09 Oct 2013
- views: 235
- published: 09 Oct 2013
- views: 235
Serge Brammertz presentation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:31
- Updated: 21 Nov 2012
- views: 196
- published: 21 Nov 2012
- views: 196
Serge Brammertz : " la santé d'un inculpé est toujours...
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 27 May 2011
- views: 320
Serge Brammertz est le procureur général du TPI pour l'ex-Yougoslavie. Euronews lui a posé quatre questions sur Ratko Mladic et la suite des événements.
Tout...
Serge Brammertz est le procureur général du TPI pour l'ex-Yougoslavie. Euronews lui a posé quatre questions sur Ratko Mladic et la suite des événements.
Tout d'abord, quand débutera le procès Mladic ?
Serge Brammertz : " Il est difficile pour moi de prédire quand il arrivera à la Haye. Cela peut être dans quatre jours comme dans dix jours, selon les recours. Une fois qu'il sera là, la procédure débutera. "
La santé de Ratko Mladic sera-t-elle un élément déterminant ?
...
http://fr.euronews.net/
wn.com/Serge Brammertz La Santé D'un Inculpé Est Toujours...
Serge Brammertz est le procureur général du TPI pour l'ex-Yougoslavie. Euronews lui a posé quatre questions sur Ratko Mladic et la suite des événements.
Tout d'abord, quand débutera le procès Mladic ?
Serge Brammertz : " Il est difficile pour moi de prédire quand il arrivera à la Haye. Cela peut être dans quatre jours comme dans dix jours, selon les recours. Une fois qu'il sera là, la procédure débutera. "
La santé de Ratko Mladic sera-t-elle un élément déterminant ?
...
http://fr.euronews.net/
- published: 27 May 2011
- views: 320
6th IHLD (2012): Serge Brammertz Reports on the ICTY
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:45
- Updated: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 228
Vignettes from a report by Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor for The Criminal Truibunal for the former Yugoslavia, at the 6th International Humanitarian Law Dia...
Vignettes from a report by Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor for The Criminal Truibunal for the former Yugoslavia, at the 6th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 27-28, 2012. The event was co-hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
wn.com/6Th Ihld (2012) Serge Brammertz Reports On The Icty
Vignettes from a report by Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor for The Criminal Truibunal for the former Yugoslavia, at the 6th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 27-28, 2012. The event was co-hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
- published: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 228
Karadzic Prosecutor: "Justice Has Been Done" - BBC Newsnight
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:52
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 6
Convicted of genocide, extermination, persecution, deportation, hostage taking and terror, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was told today he wou...
Convicted of genocide, extermination, persecution, deportation, hostage taking and terror, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was told today he would spend the rest of his life in jail. It was a landmark moment - but after six years of trial and 18 months of deliberation many of the survivors - even those who gave witness - did not live to see the day. Emily Maitlis asked the chief prosecutor in the case, Serge Brammertz, whether it had all taken too long.
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wn.com/Karadzic Prosecutor Justice Has Been Done BBC Newsnight
Convicted of genocide, extermination, persecution, deportation, hostage taking and terror, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was told today he would spend the rest of his life in jail. It was a landmark moment - but after six years of trial and 18 months of deliberation many of the survivors - even those who gave witness - did not live to see the day. Emily Maitlis asked the chief prosecutor in the case, Serge Brammertz, whether it had all taken too long.
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- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 6
Serge Brammertz Quotes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 17 Mar 2012
- views: 30
What was your favorite Serge Brammertz quote? 'Like' and leave a comment below, then jump over to http://quotetank.com/quotes-by/serge-brammertz and make a list...
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Who is Serge Brammertz?
A Belgian jurist, and the prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
- published: 17 Mar 2012
- views: 30
2013 11 05 Serge Brammertz elégedett Szerbiával
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 05 Nov 2013
- views: 45
- published: 05 Nov 2013
- views: 45
Tužilac Serge Brammertz u službenoj posjeti Crnoj Gori
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:36
- Updated: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 199
Video-materijal – ljubaznošću vijesti crnogorskih televizija: Montena, Prva, Televizija Crne Gore.
Video material courtesy of Motenegrin TV news: Montena, Prva...
Video-materijal – ljubaznošću vijesti crnogorskih televizija: Montena, Prva, Televizija Crne Gore.
Video material courtesy of Motenegrin TV news: Montena, Prva, Montenegro TV.
wn.com/Tužilac Serge Brammertz U Službenoj Posjeti Crnoj Gori
Video-materijal – ljubaznošću vijesti crnogorskih televizija: Montena, Prva, Televizija Crne Gore.
Video material courtesy of Motenegrin TV news: Montena, Prva, Montenegro TV.
- published: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 199
4th IHLD Update: Serge Brammertz on ICTY
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:50
- Updated: 07 Sep 2010
- views: 256
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the ICTY (Yugoslavia Tribunal), gave a report on its work at the 4th annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs at Chaut...
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the ICTY (Yugoslavia Tribunal), gave a report on its work at the 4th annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 30-31, 2010. The host was the Robert H. Jackson Center.
wn.com/4Th Ihld Update Serge Brammertz On Icty
Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the ICTY (Yugoslavia Tribunal), gave a report on its work at the 4th annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs at Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 30-31, 2010. The host was the Robert H. Jackson Center.
- published: 07 Sep 2010
- views: 256
Exclusive Interiew with chief UN war crimes prosecutor Serge Brammertz
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:11
- Updated: 02 Jun 2011
- views: 360
Chief Hague tribunal prosecutor tells Balkan Insight the arrest of Mladic did not come too late, that the Mladic and Karadzic case are not likely to be merged a...
Chief Hague tribunal prosecutor tells Balkan Insight the arrest of Mladic did not come too late, that the Mladic and Karadzic case are not likely to be merged and he had no tip-off that the arrest would happen when it did.
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wn.com/Exclusive Interiew With Chief Un War Crimes Prosecutor Serge Brammertz
Chief Hague tribunal prosecutor tells Balkan Insight the arrest of Mladic did not come too late, that the Mladic and Karadzic case are not likely to be merged and he had no tip-off that the arrest would happen when it did.
Organisation: BIRN Hub
- published: 02 Jun 2011
- views: 360
OSCE je doprinio pozitivnom razvoju pravosuđa u BiH (Serge Brammertz)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:23
- Updated: 01 Nov 2011
- views: 50
Jedinstvena saradnja sa Misijom OSCE-a u praćenju postupaka je doprinijela razvoju snažnog i dugotrajnog partnerstva između Ureda tužioca MKSJ-a i domaćih tužil...
Jedinstvena saradnja sa Misijom OSCE-a u praćenju postupaka je doprinijela razvoju snažnog i dugotrajnog partnerstva između Ureda tužioca MKSJ-a i domaćih tužilaca, i, na koncu, jačanju kapaciteta pravosuđa BiH
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Jedinstvena saradnja sa Misijom OSCE-a u praćenju postupaka je doprinijela razvoju snažnog i dugotrajnog partnerstva između Ureda tužioca MKSJ-a i domaćih tužilaca, i, na koncu, jačanju kapaciteta pravosuđa BiH
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Robert H. Jackson Center International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, August 2008
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The Robert H. Jackson Center hosted the dinner reception in connection with the 2nd Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, held in August 2008. Guests ...
The Robert H. Jackson Center hosted the dinner reception in connection with the 2nd Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, held in August 2008. Guests included prosecutors from today's international criminal tribunals and surviving Nuremberg prosecutors and other personnel. These casual shots include former Nuremberg prosecutors Henry T. King, Jr., Benjamin B. Ferencz and Whitney R. Harris from the Nuremberg trials, together with Nuremberg photographer Ray D'Addario and former Stars & Stripes reporter Allan Dreyfuss. Current prosecutors include Hassan Jallow, Serge Brammertz, Robert Petit, David Crane and Stephen Rapp. Karin Wells of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is seen interviewing the Nuremberg prosecutors. The bagpipe call to dinner came from Don Ferencz. For more information, visit http://www.roberthjackson.org
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The Robert H. Jackson Center hosted the dinner reception in connection with the 2nd Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, held in August 2008. Guests included prosecutors from today's international criminal tribunals and surviving Nuremberg prosecutors and other personnel. These casual shots include former Nuremberg prosecutors Henry T. King, Jr., Benjamin B. Ferencz and Whitney R. Harris from the Nuremberg trials, together with Nuremberg photographer Ray D'Addario and former Stars & Stripes reporter Allan Dreyfuss. Current prosecutors include Hassan Jallow, Serge Brammertz, Robert Petit, David Crane and Stephen Rapp. Karin Wells of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is seen interviewing the Nuremberg prosecutors. The bagpipe call to dinner came from Don Ferencz. For more information, visit http://www.roberthjackson.org
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ICTY Prosecutor Serge Brammertz Mocks Jewish Holoc
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I read my book to asshole Serge Brammertz of the criminally corrupt ICTY COURT!
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What It's Like to Chill Out With Whom the Rest of the World Considers As The Most Ruthless Men: Ratko Mladic, Goran Hadzic and Rad...
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What It's Like to Chill Out With Whom the Rest of the World Considers As The Most Ruthless Men: Ratko Mladic, Goran Hadzic and Radovan Karadzic (+) Confessions of a Female War Crimes Investigator By Jill Louise Starr NJ USA
http://sites.google.com/site/jillstarrsite/what-it-s-like-to-chill-out-with-w... Retrospectively, it was all so simple, natural and matter of fact being on a boat restaurant in Belgrade, sitting with, laughing, drinking a two hundred bottle of wine and chatting about war and peace while Ratko Mladic held my hand. Mladic, a man considered the world's most ruthless war criminal since Adolf Hitler, still at large and currently having a five million dollar bounty on his head for genocide by the international community. Yet there I was with my two best friends at the time, a former Serbian diplomat, his wife, and Ratko Mladic just chilling. There was no security, nothing you'd ordinarily expect in such circumstances. Referring to himself merely as, Sharko; this is the story of it all came about.
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Irrefutable Proof ICTY Is Corrupt Court/Irrefutable Proof the Hague Court Cannot Legitimately Prosecute Karadzic Case By Jill Starr
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This legal technicality indicates the Hague must dismiss charges against Dr Karadzic and others awaiting trials in the Hague jail; like it or not.
Unfortunately for the Signatures Of the Rome Statute United Nations member states instituting the ICC & ICTY housed at the Hague, insofar as the, Radovan Karadzic, as with the other Hague cases awaiting trial there, I personally witnessed these United Nations member states having a substantial conversations, and, openly speaking about trading judicial appointments and verdicts for financial funding when I attended the 2001 ICC Preparatory Meetings at the UN in Manhattan making the iCTY and ICC morally incapable trying Radovan Karazdic and others.
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What It's Like to Chill Out With Whom the Rest of the World Considers As The Most Ruthless Men: Ratko Mladic, Goran Hadzic and Radovan Karadzic (+) Confessions of a Female War Crimes Investigator By Jill Louise Starr NJ USA
http://sites.google.com/site/jillstarrsite/what-it-s-like-to-chill-out-with-w... Retrospectively, it was all so simple, natural and matter of fact being on a boat restaurant in Belgrade, sitting with, laughing, drinking a two hundred bottle of wine and chatting about war and peace while Ratko Mladic held my hand. Mladic, a man considered the world's most ruthless war criminal since Adolf Hitler, still at large and currently having a five million dollar bounty on his head for genocide by the international community. Yet there I was with my two best friends at the time, a former Serbian diplomat, his wife, and Ratko Mladic just chilling. There was no security, nothing you'd ordinarily expect in such circumstances. Referring to himself merely as, Sharko; this is the story of it all came about.
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Irrefutable Proof ICTY Is Corrupt Court/Irrefutable Proof the Hague Court Cannot Legitimately Prosecute Karadzic Case By Jill Starr
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This legal technicality indicates the Hague must dismiss charges against Dr Karadzic and others awaiting trials in the Hague jail; like it or not.
Unfortunately for the Signatures Of the Rome Statute United Nations member states instituting the ICC & ICTY housed at the Hague, insofar as the, Radovan Karadzic, as with the other Hague cases awaiting trial there, I personally witnessed these United Nations member states having a substantial conversations, and, openly speaking about trading judicial appointments and verdicts for financial funding when I attended the 2001 ICC Preparatory Meetings at the UN in Manhattan making the iCTY and ICC morally incapable trying Radovan Karazdic and others.
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- published: 27 Apr 2012
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2nd IHLD: Serge Brammertz on Karadzic 2008
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- Updated: 08 Sep 2008
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Serge Brammertz, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia which is responsible for the prosecution of Radovan Karadzic desc...
Serge Brammertz, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia which is responsible for the prosecution of Radovan Karadzic describes the activities of the Tribunal. The speech was delivered at the 2nd Annual Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at the Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2008. Nine current and Nuremberg prosecutors participated in the event. www.roberthjackson.org
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Serge Brammertz, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia which is responsible for the prosecution of Radovan Karadzic describes the activities of the Tribunal. The speech was delivered at the 2nd Annual Humanitarian Law Dialogs held at the Chautauqua Institution on Aug. 25-26, 2008. Nine current and Nuremberg prosecutors participated in the event. www.roberthjackson.org
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Serge Brammertz, Chefankläger Gerichtshof | Journal Interview
UN-Tribunal: Recht oder auch Gerechtigkeit?
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published: 22 Feb 2010
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INTERPOL TV INTERVIEW - Serge Brammertz, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
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Serge Brammertz: Nuremberg Trial Legacy
Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslav...
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New UN investigator arrives to take over Hariri probe
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8th IHLD: Serge Brammertz (2014) ICTY Update
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"I recognize only my own people's trial": Mladic in long-suppressed interview
Ratko Mladic, now at The Hague facing charges of genocide, has largely been silent since h...
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"I recognize only my own people's trial": Mladic in long-suppressed interview
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ICTY's 20th Anniversary - Address of Prosecutor Serge Brammertz
published: 29 May 2013
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euronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronews
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euronews I talk - Le Procureur du TPIY Serge Brammertz répond aux téléspectateurs d'euronews
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Ekskluzivno - Serge Brammertz za TV1
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Serge Brammertz presentation
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Serge Brammertz : " la santé d'un inculpé est toujours...
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6th IHLD (2012): Serge Brammertz Reports on the ICTY
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Karadzic Prosecutor: "Justice Has Been Done" - BBC Newsnight
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Serge Brammertz Quotes
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Local authorities in Kumamoto said they received a number of reports of people trapped under collapsed buildings, according to NHK ... As a result, there was no tsunami, but the shaking at the epicenter was especially strong.In Mashiki, groups of people gathered in parking lots, parks and other open spaces after fleeing their homes, as powerful aftershocks continued to rattle the region....
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11 years ago after Liverpool triumph in Turkey, Liverpool survived to another huge scare before winning one of the most entertaining Europa League knockout phase of the day to seal a 5-4 on aggregate win over Dortmund. Dortmund had managed the perfect start to the match ... Just after the break, Origi well tried and hit back at (48', 1-2) ... d'ALMEIDA. ....
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Japan was struck by a powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.4 Thursday evening that collapsed walls and a number of houses, but initial reports say left no casualties, CBS News reported.Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference after the quake it was too early to assess the damage, but a number of homes had collapsed, but there was no abnormality at nearby nuclear facilities....
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Debate in Brooklyn comes days before New York primary vote. Tension between the two on campaign trail spills onto stage. Conflicts over crime, Wall Street, guns and minimum wage ... ....
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-->. ISIS vows to implement ‘sharia’ law in India. Islamic State (ISIS) has made new threat to send its fighters from Pakistan and Bangladesh to carry out ‘guerrilla attacks’ in India ... The intention behind the attacks, al-Hanif says is to rid India of disbelievers as Muslims are facing trouble because of Hindus ... ALSO READ ... ISIS in Dabiq ... ....
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Prosecutor to appeal UN tribunal's acquittal of Vojislav e elj of war crimes in the Balkans
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New York, Apr 7 ... Serge Brammertz, who is also serving as the Prosecutor of the International Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals the body that will oversee the residual functions of the UN war crimes tribunals for the former Yugoslavia, known by the acronym ICTY, as well as for Rwanda said he had come to the decision after reviewing the written reasons given by the Trial Chamber Majority for acquitting eelj ... ....
Prosecutor to appeal UN tribunal’s acquittal of Vojislav Šešelj of war crimes in the Balkans
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Serge Brammertz, who is also serving as the Prosecutor of the International Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals – the body that will oversee the residual functions of the UN war crimes tribunals for the former Yugoslavia, known by the acronym ICTY, as well as for Rwanda (ICTR) – said he had come to the decision after reviewing the written reasons given by the Trial Chamber Majority for acquitting Mr....
Prosecutor to appeal UN tribunal’s acquittal of Vojislav Šešelj of war crimes in the Balkans (UN - United Nations)
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Serge Brammertz, who is also serving as the Prosecutor of the International Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals - the body that will oversee the residual functions of the UN war crimes tribunals for the former Yugoslavia, known by the acronym ICTY, as well as for Rwanda (ICTR) - said he had come to the decision after reviewing the written reasons given by the Trial Chamber Majority for acquitting Mr....
UN prosecutor appeals Serb nationalist Seselj's acquittal
Edit Austin American Statesman 06 Apr 2016Lawyer: Karadzic 'like a tiger in a cage' since conviction
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"My proposal is that my stay in the detention unit should be suspended," Karadzic said ... In a separate case, prosecutor Serge Brammertz said he would appeal last week's acquittal of Serbian ultranationalist Vojislav Seselj ... "Given the far reaching nature of the errors we have identified in the majority judgment, we underscore for the victims of the crimes that the forthcoming appeal is of utmost priority," Brammertz said in a statement....
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(Source. UN - United Nations) ... Good afternoon. **Secretary-General's Travels ... **Security Council ... Mr ... Mr ... **Libya ... **Yemen ... The prosecutor of the Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, Serge Brammertz, announced his decision to appeal the trial judgment against the Serbian politician Vojislav Šešelj. Mr ... Mr. Brammertz said in a statement that for the victims of the crimes, the forthcoming appeal is of the utmost priority....
Vojislav Seselj cleared of instigating Bosnia war crimes
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Chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz questioned a number of key findings by two of the three trial judges ... Prosecutor Brammertz pointed to the ruling's controversial findings, which suggested Bosnian Muslims were not subject to ethnic cleansing as part of a Serb mission to found a Greater Serbia, and that bussing non-Serbs from their homelands amounted to a humanitarian mission ... The acquittal stunned many Bosnians ... ....
UN tribunal acquits Vojislav Šešelj of war crimes in the Balkans (UN - United Nations)
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(Source. UN - United Nations). 31 March 2016 - The United Nations tribunal for the former Yugoslavia today acquitted Vojislav Šešelj of war crimes and crimes against humanity in connection with actions committed by the Serbian forces between August 1991 and September 1993. Mr ... Reacting to the verdict, the Prosecutor in the case, Serge Brammertz told UN Radio Russian that the acquittal would upset some people but please others ... (noodl....
Croatia slams UN acquittal of Serbian ultranationalist leader
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Croatia’s prime minister has slammed the "shameful" acquittal of Serb ultra-nationalist politician Vojislav Seselj over war crimes he was accused of having committed during the Balkan wars ... The ruling sparked clear joy in Serbia but outrage in Bosnia and Croatia ... The chief prosecutor of the UN court, Serge Brammertz, expressed dismay at the ruling, saying he almost certainly will appeal ... ....
UN tribunal acquits Vojislav Šešelj of war crimes in the Balkans
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Print. 31 March 2016 – The United Nations tribunal for the former Yugoslavia today acquitted Vojislav Šešelj of war crimes and crimes against humanity in connection with actions committed by the Serbian forces between August 1991 and September 1993. Mr ... Reacting to the verdict, the Prosecutor in the case, Serge Brammertz told UN Radio Russian that the acquittal would upset some people but please others ... News Tracker ... Home page ....
UN court acquits Serb ultranationalist Seselj of all counts
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The court's chief prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, questioned a number of key findings by two of the three trial judges ... Brammertz, the prosecutor, pointed to the ruling's controversial findings, including that there was not a widespread attack by Serb forces on civilians in Bosnia and Croatia, and that operations to bus non-Serbs out of areas claimed ......
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