Examples of using Mladic in English and their translations into Danish
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Mladic continues to hold military power.
Why have Karadzic and Mladic still not been arrested?
We must also ensure that the war criminals are arrested,specifically Mr Karadzic and Mr Mladic.
Must be the year in which Karadzic and Mladic are finally brought to court.
Karadzic and Mladic will only surrender if they are forcefully arrested.
That war criminals are far from being handed over, that Karadzic and Mladic are still at liberty.
People around Karadzic and Mladic, and others, are particularly responsible for this.
My question is whether the Irish presidency is totally committed to getting Karadzic and Mladic arrested.
We also have warrants out for the arrest of Karadzic and Mladic, and we have the International Court of Justice.
B4-0887/96 by Mr Stewart-Clark and others, on behalf of the European People's Party, on the need to arrest war criminals Karadzic and Mladic.
IFOR must help to secure the arrest of Mr Karadzic and Mr Mladic and the return of the refugees.
There is really no cause for any further complaint if SFOR fails to do what it should do in its own province,namely to arrest Messrs Karadzic and Mladic.
But those held most responsible- Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic- are still at large as fugitives from justice.
Many European capitals felt we had to wait for the arrest of the war criminals Mladic and Karadzic.
Not only must Karadzic and Mladic be put behind bars, we must also reject the independence of the Bosnian Croats and strongly condemn the attack on Silajdzic.
They were bitterly disappointedwhen the Serb forces, under the command of General Mladic, took the town in July 1995.
Matjaz Mladic, on this campsite in March 2017 8.3 Travelling party: Family with children, various ages Nice camp site, special pool price for one eur.
But the absence of the Bosnian Serbs incontrovertibly shows how much influence is still exerted by people suspected of war crimes,Mr Karadzic and Mr Mladic.
Apprehending war criminals such as Mladic and Karadzic should also still be a matter for the remaining NATO contingent, and, in particular, for the Serbs of Republika Srpska.
This is very important, because if we do not carry on thesearch for General Gotovina, how can we push for the capture of Radavan Karadzic and General Mladic?
A large number of indicted war criminals are still at large in Serbia-Montenegro,including Ratko Mladic, who was responsible for killing 7 000 people in the genocide at Srebrenica.
Will the countries of the Union on the Security Council suspend the lifting of economic sanctions against Serbia until President Milosevic hands over Mr Karadzic and Mr Mladic?
I think that certain countries are not so keen on this,any more than they want to see the arrest of Karadzic and Mladic, perhaps because too many awkward facts may come to light.
A particularly important point is that by no means the whole of the Serbian population group supports the disastrous andbloody policy of the leadership dominated by Karadzic and Mladic.
Mr President, like everyone else I am very concerned about the media reports today in particular that General Mladic and various other people have now been given free rein to impose further terror on Kosovo.
Our thoughts are mainly with those who cannot live with the fact that those responsible for this crime,the then Bosnian President Karadžic and General Mladic, are still at large.
The debate has centred on Karadzic and Mladic but I am not so naïve as not to see that there are some 30 people on all sides in this war, as Carl Bildt mentioned, who should be brought before the Hague Court.
Mr President, the Commission is pleased that the European Parliament has included the case of Mr Karadzic and Mr Mladic on the agenda for this urgent debate.
Handing over the last remaining indictees for trial in The Hague,notably Karadzic, Mladic and Gotovina, is not just an obscure European Union condition, but is required under several United Nations Security Council resolutions.
The recent uncovering of mass graves in and around the town of Srebrenica once more reminds us of the cruelty of the indescribable acts of violence committed at the instigation of Mr Karadzic and Mr Mladic.