Wife: Karadzic must surrender for war-crimes trial

The wife of fugitive Radovan Karadzic today appealed to her husband to surrender to the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal “for the sake of the family”.

Wife: Karadzic must surrender for war-crimes trial
Thu, 28 Jul, 2005 - 22:06

The wife of fugitive Radovan Karadzic today appealed to her husband to surrender to the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal “for the sake of the family”.

Ljiljana Karadzic, who has always backed her husband during his flight from justice over the last 10 years, was speaking at her home.

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