Children to testify in massacre trial

Five children who survived a Kosovo massacre left their new homes in England to testify today at the war crimes trial of a Serb policeman.

Wed, 09 Jul, 2003 - 13:11

Five children who survived a Kosovo massacre left their new homes in England to testify today at the war crimes trial of a Serb policeman.

Serb forces rampaged through the town of Podujevo on March 28, 1999, leaving 19 people dead, mostly women and children.

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