Belarus MPs for stoppage of Hague Tribunal
ITAR-TASS News Agency - April 3, 2006 Monday 01:35 PM EST
By: Larisa Klyuchnikova
MINSK, April 3 - Belarussian parliament believes further activity of the Hague
Tribunal is inexpedient.
``In connection with the death of former president of Yugoslavia Slobodan
Milosevic the Belarussian National Assembly believes that further activity of
the Hague Tribunal is inexpedient and demands that all the defendants held by
the tribunal should be handed over to the juridical authorities of their states
so that their cases be heard by national courts,'' says the statement
Belarussian parliament adopted on Monday.
It says the circumstances of Milosevic's death ``need a thorough and objective
international investigation.''
The MPs stressed that the Hague Tribunal is a ``politicised body, using double
standards and biased in its conclusions.''
``Milosevic was not the only victim of the Hague Tribunal, and we demand that
the judges who denied Milosevic medical treatment, and, actually, the right to
live, should be brought to book,'' the Belarussian MPs stated.
They believe methods of destroying a multiethnic state continue being tried out
on Yugoslavia's example.
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