+4:3 BOSNIAN SERB MILITARY CHIEF RATKO MLADIC'S GENOCIDE TRIAL

Описание: (16 May 2012) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY
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1. Wide of the International Criminal Tribunal of the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) courtroom
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Alphons Orie, ICTY judge: (clients note soundbite contains cutaways of courtroom)
"Mr Mladic, can you hear me?"
(Ratko Mladic: I can hear you.)
"The chamber observed and was further informed about inappropriate interaction between the public gallery and Mr Mladic. Now I am refraining from any observation as who initiated that, whether that was the public gallery or whether it is you Mr Mladic - it may have been both we are not going to, you are hinting that it was the public gallery. Now, the best way of not having to respond to that is just to focus on what happens in this courtroom rather than to look at the public gallery."
3. Close of Mladic listening
4. Close of ICTY slide showing ethnic map of Bosnia Herzegovina
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FILE: 1994 Exact Dates and Location Unknown
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5. News file video shown on monitor in court of then General Ratko Mladic addressing a reporter UPSOUND (English translation): "We have to fight as long as we continue to exist to defend ourselves. There is no other way and we are prepared for a long war"
6. Various of Mladic talking with reporter AUDIO: English commentary
7. Mladic addressing reporter UPSOUND (English translation):
"I am not bothered at all. I did not take part in any crimes, I have only defended my people"
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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Dermot Groome, ICTY Prosecutor: (soundbite contains cutaway of graphic showing document extra of alleged order by Mladic)
"Later that year on the 7th of November 1994, Mladic himself would issue an order reserving to himself the decision to use heavy calibre weapons on civilian targets in Sarajevo. In this order we can see Mladic's direct involvement where it related to civilian targets. He says here in paragraph three, quote: 'I forbid all use of weapons of bigger calibre on civilian targets in Sarajevo without my approval', unquote. There can be no doubt that Mladic, subjected to Karadzic's authority controlled the shelling of Sarajevo."
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FILE: Sarajevo, 1992
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9. Various of news file video shown on monitor in court showing night bombing
10. Various of news file showing burning buildings
11. Various of news file of people digging graves
12. Various of news file of smoke from shelling
13. People running in the street
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14. Wide of Mladic in court
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15. People leaving court room during recess
16. Set up shot of gallery member Munira Subasic who lost 22 family members in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre
17. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Munira Subasic, ICTY public gallery spectator and "Mothers of Srebrenica" member:
"Just before the session started, he (Mladic) showed a book with the title "King Peter". He wanted to send a message that he is the king, and then he applauded himself, and after that, he made a throat-cutting gesture (running her finger across her throated). However, I reacted from the public gallery with this (imitates handcuffed hands) - no matter, you are in prison now."
18. Wide of court building
STORYLINE:
Alleged war criminal Ratko Mladic was involved in a fresh controversy on Wednesday as public gallery members accused him of make a throat-slitting gesture towards them during his trial at the Hague.

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