JUNE 2002 VIDEO

Friday, 06.28.2002 - no trial scheduled today.

Thursday, 06.27.2002 - possibly no trial today, if Milosevic is still ill.

Wednesday, 06.26.2002 - Brief session today, since Milosevic is still ill. 09:30 - 11:30 (approximately) Discussion of the summer break in the trial, scheduled for the end of July. / transcript

Tuesday, 06.25.2002 - trial cancelled

Monday, 06.24.2002 - 13:15 - 14:00 brief session in the Milosevic case today, which had to do with the K12 witness/contempt of court matter. It starts at 13:15, went into closed session after a couple of minutes and ends with Judge May summarizing that a new session to deal with the matter will be scheduled.

Friday, 06.21.2002 - Milosevic ill, session cancelled.

Thursday, 06.20.2002 - Milosevic ill, session cancelled.

Wednesday, 06.19.2002 - Milosevic ill, no session today.

Tuesday, 06.18.2002 - Milosevic ill, no session today.

Monday, 06.17.2002 - Milosevic ill, no session today. Some brief points were raised by prosecution and amici curiae. 09:00 - 09:30 (approximately) / transcript

Friday, 06.14.2002 - trial in three (3) segments 09:30 - 16:15 the accused resumed his cross-examination. The Prosecution then re-examined witness Klaus Naumann. Following the conclusion of his testimony, the
Prosecution called Rule 92 bis witness Milazim Thaqi. The accused cross-examined the witness./ transcript

Thursday, 06.13.2002 - trial in three (3) segments 09:30 - 16:15 the Prosecution examined General Klaus Naumann of the German Bundeswehr who was the chairman of the NATO Military Committee from 1996 until 1999. The accused then examined him./ transcript

Wednesday, 06.12.2002 - trial in two (2) segments 09:30 - 16:00 the Prosecution resumed the examination of witness William Walker. The accused and an amicus curiae then cross-examined the witness and the Prosecution re-examined him./ transcript

Tuesday, 06.11.2002 - trial in three (3) segments 09:30 - 13:45 the accused cross-examined witness Sabri Popaj. Then an amicus curiae briefly cross-examined the witness and the Prosecution re-examined him. The Prosecution subsequently introduced the statement of Rule 92 bis witness Lutfi Ramadani from Krushë e Vogël who testified about the shelling of his village in 1999 and about residents of the village who were led away. The accused then cross-examined the witness. The Prosecution then called Rule 92 bis witness Mehmet Avdyli from Krushë e Vogël who testified about the killing of villagers in 1999. The accused then cross-examined the witness. The Prosecution subsequently examined witness William Walker, former head of the Kosovo Verification Mission during the Kosovo conflict. / transcript

Monday, 06.10.2002 - trial in four (4) segments 09:30 - 16:15.Prosecution examined protected witness K6 of the Yugoslav security service in Kosovo in 1998. The accused and one of the amici curiae then cross-examined the witness. The Prosecution finally re-examined the witness. The Trial Chamber then ruled on the admissibility of a minor's Rule 92 bis statement. It ruled that the evidence given in the statement was admissible given that it was cumulative in nature and within the requirements of Rule 92 bis. The accused did not wish to cross-examine the minor. The Trial Chamber excepted K13's statement under Rule 92 bis. The Prosecution then introduced the statement of Rule 92 bis witness Sabri Popaj, a truck driver from Bela Crkva in Kosovo. Popej testified about Serb forces taking up defensive positions in the village in 1999 and later about the killing of his brother and son/ transcript

Friday, 06.07.2002 - problem with server.09:00 - 13:45 we'll post video as soon as it is available. Prosecution called Rule 92 bis witness Ian Hendrie, formerly with the Kosovo Verification Mission of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe which visited the village of Ra~ak in 1998. The accused cross-examined the witness./ transcript

Thursday, 06.06.2002 - trial in two (2) segments 09:00 - 13:45 the accused resumed cross-examination of Shukri Buja. One of the amici curiae also cross-examined the witness followed by the Prosecution's re-examination. The Prosecution introduced the statement of Rule 92 bis witness Isuf Zhuniqi, a farmer and bus company owner from Bela Crkva in Kosovo, who testified about the Serb attack on his village in 1999. The accused cross-examined the witness and the Prosecution re-examined him./ transcript

Wednesday, 06.05.2002 - trial in two (2) segments 09:30 - 13:45 . note: no sound for first 5 minutes.the accused cross-examined Rule 92 bis witness Xhemajl Beqiri. Following the conclusion of the witness' testimony, the Prosecution introduced the statement of Rule 92 bis witness Nesret Shabani who testified about the attack on the Kosovo village of Ra~ak in January 1999. One of the amici curiae then cross-examined the witness. One of the Judges subsequently examined the witness. The Prosecution then examined witness Shukri Buja, a commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army ("KLA") who testified about the building of fortifications by the KLA in 1998. The accused then cross-examined the witness. / transcript

Tuesday, 06.04.2002 - trial in four (4) segments 09:00 - 13:45 the accused resumed the cross-examination of witness Fred Abrahams. An amicus curiae subsequently cross-examined the witness. The Prosecution then re-examined the witness. The Prosecution called witness K12 again. Witness K12 refused to answer questions. The Trial Chamber found the witness in contempt of the Tribunal pursuant to Rule 77 of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence. The Prosecution then called Rule 92 bis witness Agron Mehmeti from Racak who testified about Serb attacks on that village in 1998. The accused then cross-examined the witness. The Prosecution subsequently re-examined the witness. The Prosecution then called Rule 92 bis witness Xhemajl Beqiri, a farmer from Racak who testified about the Serb attack on the village in January 1999./ transcript

Monday, 06.03.2002 - trial in two (2) segments 09:00 - 13:45 Prosecution called protected witness K12 who refused to testify. The Trial Chamber adjourned his testimony to the following day. The Prosecution examined witness Fred Abrahams of Human Rights Watch which reported human-rights violations in Kosovo between 1990 and 2001. The witness was then cross-examined by the accused./ transcript

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