Key Points
- La HAG has not yet been able to determine the date for handing over Mladić's body to Serbia.
- Details of his death will not be disclosed until the investigation is completed.
- The investigation is being conducted by Judge Ijan Bonomi at the request of the Mechanism's President.
- Mladić died in 2018 while serving a life sentence in the United Nations detention施設.
The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals stated that it currently cannot provide clear information about the date when the body of former Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladić will be handed over to Serbia. It also specified that details surrounding his death will not be shared as long as the investigation continues.
This statement was made within the framework of a survey requested by the Mechanism's President and conducted by Judge Ijan Bonomi. The Mechanism emphasized that the body will not be handed over until the survey is completed.
Ratko Mladić lost his life in 2018 while serving a life sentence in the United Nations detention施設. The case of Mladić, who was convicted of genocide and war crimes, continues to be closely monitored by Serbia and international observers.
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- Why is La HAG not handing over Ratko Mladić's body to Serbia?
- Because an investigation into the circumstances of his death is ongoing, the body will not be handed over until the investigation is completed.
- Who is conducting the investigation into Mladić's death?
- The investigation is being conducted by Judge Ijan Bonomi at the request of the Mechanism's President.
- When and where did Ratko Mladić die?
- In 2018, he died while serving a life sentence in the United Nations detention施設 in La HAG.
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