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Serious criminal activities of the U.N. court in The Hague
July 24, 2000

Serious accussations of London newspaper
Serious accussations of London newspaper
London, July 23 - The United Nations court in The Hague is engaged in serious criminal activities because it hires so-called "bounty hunters", who illegally kidnap Serbs for money, indicted for alleged war crimes committed during the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, writes The Sunday Times of London.

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) supplies the money for the rewards, the weekly says. This method was followed after The Hague Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte's appeal to international forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina (SFOR) to use more "creative" methods in catching indicted Serbs, the newspaper reminds.

In that way, the United Nations court in The Hague and SFOR are engaged into serious criminal, "The Sunday Times" warns.


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