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National Council for Cooperation with Hague frees six witnesses from keeping state secret
Belgrade,
24 October 2006
The National Council for Cooperation with the Hague Tribunal decided to sumbit a voluminous docuemtnation following 19 requests of the prosecution and also freed six witnesses from keeping state secrets before the Hague proceedings.
The Council positively responded to six requests of the defence regarding sumbital of documents and also freed 23 witnesses of keeping secret at the request of the accused.
The Council has met most of the demands from the Hague prosecution, which confirms its readiness to fully cooperate with the tribunal and to fully meet the country’s international comittments.
The Council has met most of the demands from the Hague prosecution, which confirms its readiness to fully cooperate with the tribunal and to fully meet the country’s international comittments.
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