Former President of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic's lawyer has sent charges against fourteen members of the Serbian government to the Belgrade district prosecutor's office. A decision to cooperate with The Hague international tribunal was taken on July 28th. The Belgrade paper "Politika" reported on Tuesday that Momo Rancevic had accused the government members of abusing their position and assisting in the abduction of the former president.
According to the paper's information, the same accusations have been levelled against the ex-director of Belgrade's central prison, as he took Milosevic from prison "without permission of the appropriate bodies and prosecutors." The newspaper stated that the accusations had not only been made in the name of Slobodan Milosevic, but also the recently-formed non-governmental organisation Sloboda, which is aiming to free the ex-president.
NSP Lista isprobava demokratiju u praksi
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