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Ending cooperation with Hague of vital interest for Serbia
Belgrade,
26 July 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica has met with US Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues Clint Williamson.
Kostunica presented Williamson with Serbian government’s activities so far in cooperation with the Hague tribunal and also pointed out the highlights of the government’s Action Plan in a move to end Serbia’s cooperation with the tribunal, which is of vital interest for the country.
Williamson pointed out that it is important and necessary to end cooperation with the Hague tribunal.
Special prosecutor for war crimes Vladimir Vukcevic, who coordinates the operational team for implementation of the Action Plan, also attended the meeting.
Williamson pointed out that it is important and necessary to end cooperation with the Hague tribunal.
Special prosecutor for war crimes Vladimir Vukcevic, who coordinates the operational team for implementation of the Action Plan, also attended the meeting.
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