Salt Lake Tribune | 2001-11-24 | Page 6

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Date 2001-11-24
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OCR Text A6 TheSalt Lake Tribune WORLD Saturday, November24,2001 No. 2 Hamas Militant | U.N. Will Try Milosevic _ For Genocidein Bosnia Slain in Israeli Attack THE ASSOCIATED PRESS = NABLUS,West Bank An li helicopter fired two missiles a van, in the West Bank on Friday, killing a lead: ing memberoftheIslamic mil2 group and his a thedeadliest day since Oct.26, when. 10 died in eli milita clashes with Israeli troops shot andkilled a 15-year-old Palestinian while dispersingstonethrowers inthe ¢ Strip refugee camp. of Khan Younis, where a ear- ficials said. Hashaykah’s brother, himself a Hamas tivist, also died whenthe rock- ets hit the van asthepairtraveled between Nablus and the town ofJenin,theofficials said. Palestinian Cabinet Secresaid thekilling of the Hamas activists just a day after the deaths of the Gaza schoolchil- whenthevehic! Israeli fire. The said troops opened fire. a fearing it contained att: after the driver approached an armyposi ‘4 WOUN id ignored orders -— / . . ee 5 SSea a Tis Bas Ouiaa een GENEVA A 1999 Is- formsof torture. = The ban did not stop in- terrogators from relying on the “defense of necessity,” him forthe first time incourt tothe murder of thousands of non-Serbs and displacement coe rae judge Richard May approved the third indictment against the former Yugoslav andfive in president, confirming that years of investigation had produced enough evidence to. put him on trial for mankind’s worst crime. Prosecutors charged Milosevic, 60, with criminal responsibility for the. “widespread killing of thou- sands of Bosnian Muslims and BosnianCroats.” Thelatest indictmentlists dozensof execution sites, de- Kosovo, put the Bosnia indictmentis Slobodan the first to Milosevic include genocide. He could face life impris- onmentif found guilty ofany charge. To convict Milosevic of genocide, prosecutors must prove he acted with the allowing them to use ques- need to extract information tention facilities and the lo- orin part, a national, ethni- “The ruling did not con- quickly from suspects who cal, tain a definite prohibition may have knowledge of an impending attack. Burnsspoke as the com- cations of more than 8,600 murders across Bosnia. on torture,” said Peter Burns, chairman of the 10member U.N. Committee Against Torture. He called on Israeli lawmakers to bombing and shooting attacks oe Soa 's Statute. Milosevic now facesa total of 66 charges of war crimes spanning nearly a decade of conflict in the Balkans, He had been accused of 32 counts war of crimes in Croatia force to extract confessions, a United Nations committee said Friday. Palestinian conflict. In recent months,Israel has killed some50 militants it sus: pected of involvement in such targetedkillings. - raeli Supreme Court ban on torture left loopholes that have let interrogators use ing to sabotage a new Ameri- ward the post, then turned back j monstrator is carried to an ambulance Friday by . x UN.: Torture Ban Has Loopholes = aa ne: ‘ 3 2 z ed Israeli Prime onIsraelis. More than a dozen bystanders have also died in ded det fellow Palestinians at a refugee campin the GazaStrip. iel Sharon was try: to halt. They said that the car hadpreviously twice driven to- e genocide in Bosnia,-linking ne under can pushto calm the Israeli- army : lands The U.N.war crimes tary Ahmed Abdel Rahman lier five boys were killed by Seeker arey crimein Nether ” tribunal said Friday it will try Slobodan Milosevic for . trying to plant near a roadused byIsraeli motorists blew up what Palestinian police a bombplantedbyIsra Also in Gaza, a F n taxi driver killed andthree of his passengers wounded f killed when a bombthey were prematurely, Palestinian secu rity officials said. Friday's rocketattack killed AymanHashaykah,theNo.2 in the military wing of Hamas in the West Bank,Palestinian of- violations of the laws or cus- ‘THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AIASTERDAM : “= cg hae a lear the West Bank townoi Nablus,twoPalestinians were po tionable methods when they mittee issued conclusions on a report byIsraelonits efforts to end torture. =a It charges Milosevic with 29 counts, including geno- “intent to destroy, in whole racial or religious group.” Those acts include murder, inflicting living conditions designed to elimi- cide, complicity to commit genocide, crimes against humanity, grave breaches ofthe births or transferring children from one group to Geneva another. Conventions and nate a group, preventing ORECKvacuum STORES ; _ FALL SPECIAL Bonus Offer CNEL Lia Cyeee $79.95 Value Power Broom® for only $19% 30% off ONLY $ 19” Soft-touch High Efficiency. acrylic sweaters. 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