Karadzic to fight extradition to war crime court

Radovan Karadzic is to fight Serbia's attempt to extradite him to the Netherlands to face a war crimes court.

Wed, 23 Jul, 2008 - 08:18

Radovan Karadzic is to fight Serbia's attempt to extradite him to The Netherlands to face a war crimes court.

Karadzic's lawyer vowed to appeal against the extradition of the former Bosnian Serb chief to a United Nations tribunal.

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CourtsSerbiaPlace: NetherlandsPlace: BelgradePlace: SerbiaPlace: SarajevoPlace: SrebrenicaPlace: The Hague, NetherlandsPlace: BosniaPlace: BerlinPerson: KaradzicPerson: Radovan KaradzicPerson: Tomislav NikolicPerson: Vladimir VukcevicPerson: Dragan DabicPerson: Government ministerPerson: Rasim LjajicPerson: LjajicPerson: Ratko MladicPerson: MladicPerson: VukcevicPerson: Sveta VujacicPerson: presidentPerson: Boris TadicPerson: Vojislav KostunicaPerson: Nenad CanakPerson: KostunicaPerson: Richard HolbrookePerson: NatoPerson: Angela MerkelPerson: SonjaEvent: MayOrganisation: United NationsOrganisation: Serbian Radical PartyOrganisation: UN war crimes tribunalOrganisation: WesternOrganisation: European UnionOrganisation: SerbiaOrganisation: EU
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