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Appeal to decision of Interpol to withdraw arrest warrant for Haradinaj
Belgrade,
2 December 2017
The Ministry of the Interior will send an initiative to the Ministry of Justice and the Prosecutor's Office for War Crimes to make a joint appeal to the decision of Interpol to put out of force the arrest warrants for Ramush Haradinaj and 17 more persons issued by Serbia for war crimes.
According to the statement by the Ministry of the Interior, the Commission for the control of international arrest warrants in Lyon adopted the appeal of UNMIK and on 1 December decided that Interpol will no longer process these arrest warrants and will delete them from the system.
The competent officials from the Ministry of the Interior are already examining details of this decision and the Ministry will send an initiative to the Ministry of Justice and the Prosecutor's Office for War Crimes to jointly prepare Serbia's response.
The competent officials from the Ministry of the Interior are already examining details of this decision and the Ministry will send an initiative to the Ministry of Justice and the Prosecutor's Office for War Crimes to jointly prepare Serbia's response.
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