A protest in Berlin during the NATO aggression

BERLIN, December 18 (Tanjug) - German pacifists, legal experts, have still not given up hope of enforcing the implementation of current international legal regulations under which Yugoslavia is entitled to war reparations after NATO's aggression, a Berlin-based publication of the moderate left reported on Monday.

In a report on a project of several legal experts from Berlin, titled "Victims of NATO air attacks demand war reparations," Neues Deutchland reported that the experts are relying on the 1907 Fourth Hague Accord, as well as additional protocols signed in 1977. According to Bernhard Graefrath and Ulrich Dost, the documents have been signed by both the German and Yugoslav Governments.

Dost said that by March 24th 2002 - the third anniversary of the aggression on Yugoslavia - the German pacifists would have collected more than enough evidence to file a charge at the Berlin National Court against Germany, in order to protect the interests of all Yugoslav citizens affected.