Examples of using Mladic in English and their translations into Slovak
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Ratko Mladic on trial.
I welcome the UN Criminal Tribunal ruling against Ratko Mladic.
Mladic Visits Daughter's Grave.
Anna's daughter Mladic committed suicide in 1994.
Mladic's attorney has asked for a six-month delay.
Prosecutors at The Hague have said they believed Mladic was hiding in Serbia under the protection of people who consider him a hero.
Mladic's lawyers are demanding a delay of six months.
Prosecutors at The Hague had said they believed Mladic was hiding in Serbia under the protection of people who considered him a hero.
Mladic, justice and 2011: view from Croatia Watch video.
UN war crimes prosecutors believe Karadzicis hiding in the Serb-controlled half of Bosnia, while Mladic was last seen in neighbouring Serbia.
Corollary: Mladic ordered to kill in Srebrenica all men from 10 to 65.
Kostunica said his government has"done absolutely everything in its power" to capture Mladic and extradite him to the ICTY.
Mladic's ill-health repeatedly interrupted the trial that began in 2011.
There is no real political will and investigative will to locate andarrest Mladic," Del Ponte said after briefing EU ministers and officials in Luxembourg.
Mladic was arrested on Thursday in a village north of the Serbian capital after 16 years on the run.
For having committed these crimes, the chamber sentences Mr. Ratko Mladic to life imprisonment,” said Alphons Orie, the presiding judge, reading Mladic's verdict.
Ratko Mladic- the man known as the'Butcher of Bosnia'- has been sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide.
Both Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic andmilitary commander Ratko Mladic, who led troops that captured Srebrenica on July 11, 1995, were sentenced by a U. N.
Until 2001, Mladic was under the auspices of Slobodan Milosevic, President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Prosecutors at the ICTY have amended the chargelist against the former Bosnian Serb general, Ratko Mladic, in an effort to expedite his trial.
Mladic was known to have made daring forays into Belgrade to watch soccer games, dine at plush restaurants and visit his daughter's grave.
Karadzic, now 73, and his military chief Ratko Mladic were among the last suspects put on trial for Bosnia's bloody 1992-95 civil war.
Mladic's trial, which started more than four years ago, is the last case still underway at the tribunal, which convicted and sentenced 83 suspects.
The critics argue thatthe failure of the government to decisively distance itself from the Milosevic era and arrest Mladic and others charged with war crimes was encouraging the extremist groups.
Mladic is charged with genocide in the 43-month siege of Sarajevo and the massacre of 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica during the 1992-95 Bosnian War.
Top Serbian and Bosnian officials andWestern diplomats say Karadzic and Mladic are relying on disguises, multiple hiding places and a shadowy network of supporters to remain free.
Ratko Mladic assumed the mantle of the criminal goal of ethnically cleansing Bosnia," prosecutor Dermot Groome told the judges at the Yugoslav war crimes court in The Hague.
Police officials said they learned that Mladic moved into the largely Bosnian Serb village of Lazarevo about two years ago, figuring he could be safe with his relatives there.
In Mladic's case, victims' families and survivors have waited for more than 20 years for this conviction, and thousands of cases of enforced disappearances remain unresolved.
Demonstrators chanted Mladic's name, and carried his picture alongside those of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev, whom they consider their biggest allies.