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Serge Brammertz in a two-day Visit to Sarajevo

November 14, 2016
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b_161114029Chief Prosecutor of The Hague Tribunal Serge Brammertz is arriving in a working visit to Sarajevo today, The Hague announced.

Brammertz’s visit is a part of his preparations for the submission of regular report on the work of The Hague Prosecution to the UN Security Council in New York.

During his visit to Sarajevo today and tomorrow, the chief prosecutor will meet with the members of the BiH Presidency, President of the Court of BiH Meddžida Kreso and the acting chief state prosecutor Gordana Tadić.

Also planned are meetings with representatives of international community and associations of war victims.

Brammertz will present the six-month report on the work of the Prosecution to the UN Security Council in early December.

(Source: klix.ba)

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Emina Rizvic November 14, 2016
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