but in bosnia they were the main topic. the target was to drive those who are not said out of areas which the says wanted to control in me. now she mentioned to was i sent into us and then i was 1st in san diego, i tripped. if i look back on it now, the sort of a fist as if she were living in a dream, the because controlled the monkeys overlooking somebody a but they could snipe down the streets. i knew immediately, so people running. nobody wants everybody right? crossing the menu, my colleagues killed, but i think the world to, to see, and the germans did their job showing what was going on there. and then it's up to others to be a couple of the governments of europe. and the government of the united states sat back essentially took the decision. we are not going to intervene. and this will, these bars and political talks have led nowhere and words until the western world proves that has a true maintenance. and this will be true for to jenna the well then if he's your son you who did everyone used to watch the daily assau

but in bosnia they were the main touch. the target was to drive those who are not said out of areas which the says wanted to control. in may. nice nice to was i sent it was and then i was 1st sorry i tripped. if i look back on it now, the sort of face as if she were living in a dream. the because controlled the monkeys overlooking saturday a but they could snipe down the streets. i knew immediately, so people running, nobody want. everybody rattled, costing me and my colleagues killed. but i think the world go to see, and the journalist did their job and showing what was going on. and then it's up to others to a couple of the governments of europe. and the government of the united states sat back essentially took the decision. we are not going to intervene in this whole. these bars and political talks have led nowhere. underwood's until the western world proves that has a true commitment. and this will be true coach agenda. any of your saw you? who did? everyone used to watch the daily assault on theory, eva one, tv showcas

we saw that in bosnia. and i wondered if you thought that was true, that a war that you can get to, bosnia was one of them is actually a career booster for female correspondence. let me start with elizabeth. >> vietnam is sort of the birth between world war ii when women were allowed into combat and the rest of you. so that the women in vietnam had to be very quiet about what they were doing because the pentagon still had a ban against women on the field covering,. before that in theory they should have been with the nurses. because the war had not been declared, all of the rules of journalism were suspended ban on women. so the women in vietnam just including french photographer i mentioned , they had the pentagon not put the ban on and not make a big deal out of it because they were that if washington new tablea women couldn't do it . so they were the missing link before vietnam , not allowed. after vietnam women automatically got credentials like men and media organizations organization sent women has st

the meanwhile, the war continued in bosnia, cro, s, and bosnia x had also formed their own armies. the 3 if necessities were now fighting each other and civilians on all sides became victims during the war. i think it was inconceivable to any of the major actors there. but any one of the rest of the world that any of those people would ever be hell would i talk to both cottages and manage and mention the fact that they were going to start an international war crimes tribunal for you responded and did they not both fear that they would be made defendants that wiped away the loop. they did not take the serious manager. no, no, no. what i'm doing is i'm defending my own people. so i will stand up in a closer look in the room. but it's, you know, i've done it. in the gap in the bosnian country side, the ethnic cleansing continued. many bosnia acts removed from the villages, found refuge in several. it's a small enclave, surrounded by serb troops. some 40000 people gather their isolated from the rest of the world. died on shadow. that day i realized where i brought my children into a ki

we saw that in bosnia. samantha power was a reporter in bosnia and i wondered if you thought that that was true, that, you know, wars thaw you can get to, bosnia was one of them is actually a career booster for female correspondents, let me start with elizabeth. >> vietnam is sort of the bridge between world war ii where women weren't allowed in the combat and then the rest of you so that the women in vietnam had to be very quiet about what they were doing because the pentagon still had a ban against women on the field covering combat. before that, through the vietnam war in theory they should have been with the nurses. but because the war had not been declared, all of the rules about journalism were suspended including the ban on woman. so the woman in vietnam, just a handful including the french photographer i mentioned, they convinced the pentagon not put the ban and not make a big deal out of it because they're afraid that if washington knew there would be a blowup and women couldn't do it. so they were

the meanwhile, the war continued in bosnia, cro, s, and bosnia x had also formed their own armies. the 3 of the cities were now fighting each other and civilians on all sides became victims. during the war i think it was inconceivable to any of the major actors there. but any one of the rest of the world that any of those people would ever be hell we can i talk to those cottages and manage and mention the fact that they were going to start an international war crimes tribunal for us. and did they both fear that they would be made defendants that wiped it away? absolutely. but did not take it seriously. much to know what i'm doing is i'm defending my own people that will stand up in a closer look in the room that traditionally, you know, just by the time you know, i've done it in the gap in the bosnian countryside, the ethnic cleansing continued many balls and the acts removed from the villagers found refuge in sibley and it's a small enclave, surrounded by serb troops, some 40000 people gather their isolated from the rest of the world. died on substance abuse of the little i did th

but in bosnia they were the main talk. the target was to drive those who are not said out of areas which says wanted to control in may nice, nice to was i sent it to us. and then i was 1st, sorry about that trip. if i look back on it now, the sort of face as if she were living in a dream. the because controlled the mansions overlooking 78, but they could snipe down the streets. i knew immediately. so people running, nobody want everybody around me and my colleagues killed, but i think the world got to see and the germans did their job and showing what was going on. and then it's up to others to be couple of the governments of europe and the government of the united states sat back essentially took the decision. we are not going to intervene. and this will c spars and political talks have led nowhere and words until the western world through it has a true maintenance. and this will be true to jenna. there wasn't any of your was how you did. everyone used to watch that daily assault on, sorry eva on tv show. it had become a

but to those who knew and in bosnia, he'll always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because the wood already broken out. and frankly, we were a day late. we drove in from belgrade, and the obvious place stopping place was ojo wasn't in elisha. the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april 1992. in an around the hotel between the bosnian serbs and yugoslav, army on one side and the emerging bosnian muslim groups on the other. it lasted for 10 days. one camera man was wounded. another tv cruise rooms were hit by snipers, and shelley martin bell and his crew were trapped inside the hotel with all the journalists, guests, and stuff. these red pitches shot by the bbc's, eric powell show balance crew doing a live link with london. with may have going on around the morning so we were on the balcony of the hotel. and while we were there, a huge battle erupted all around us as they have done in the past to me. but it is, it is difficult to see that working at the moment because it is not as you around me, the real think spock in a

the new bosnia would be composed of to economists. entities the federation of bosnia herzegovina, anther republican syrup, scott on behalf of the bosnian serbs, the peace accords, were signed by their most important ally, the president of serbia. flo button milosevic, which we spend on that. and we speak later now we got the very 1st interview, that metals which gave my impression that was of a friend of mine. he was able to stonewall with a smile. every christian that i put from beginning to study to do with me, it's happening both because it had everything to do with the boasting and said army who had a painful statement paid by the government at belgrade. but most of which played that game cleverly begins with ministration. went along with presidents. you must turn the pages of disagreement into a real hope for those who have survived this horrible war. after the peace accords and they to lead international coalition was sent to bosnia for the tribunals investigators, it was an opportunity to uncover the crimes of planets. i didn't know much when i was assigned to the shrubbery. niece

from here, the 3 and a half year war erupt it, and spread across all of bosnia her governor. in april and may 1992 dozens of journalists had arrived in sarajevo among the experience martin bell to be here tomorrow. negotiating from this very hotel. i don't see that he and his crew 1st stayed here at the hotel bozeman. in elisha, near the martin bel lives in north london. he left the b. b. c in 1997 to become a member of parliament, and is now a unicef ambassador. but to those who knew and in both near, he'll always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because the wood already broken out, and frankly, we were a day late. we drove in from belgrade, and the obvious place stopping place was ojo wasn't in elisha. the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april 1992 in an around the hotel between the bosnian serbs and yugoslav, army on one side and the emerging bosnian muslim groups on the other. it lasted for 10 days. one camera man was wounded and other tv cruise rooms were hit by snipers and shelling martin bell and his crew were trapped insid

. >> this was the final on the butcher of bosnia. ratko mladic will spend the rest of his life behind bars. he oversaw the cold-blooded killing when his troops overran the town. the slaughter is the only crime in europe that has been declared a genocide since world war ii. some of the victims' relatives traveled to the hague. this is a historic verdict, the war criminal has lived to hear the final ruling on his life sentence. our goal was never for someone to suffer, but to make him take responsibility for what he has done. victims are never fully satisfied with judgments, but i am partly satisfied today. in a city mladic held under siege for more than three years while his snipers and shells killed thousands of civilians, residents expressed subdued relief. he deserves the life sentence. i hope the mothers are satisfied with the verdict, at least those that survived. a life sentence is not enough. mladic should be sentenced to death just as he sentenced us to death and killed us over here. but in other bosnia cities, many serbs cont

i believe many other people in bosnia have similar stories in the same pain.: there is another reaction to the upholding of this life sentence that i want to show you. this is somebody who survived the bosnian genocide. >> knowing that he is guilty, and having that written down and having the world knoas well, that he is guilty of the crimes that we have been shouting to the world over these past 26 years. that will bring a sense of peace to the survivors. it will heal less completely, because nothing ever could. but, it will set us on the right path. i think, hopefully, it could also lead us to a path of recognition and reconciliation in the country of bosnia. ros: next, i want to talk about a huge sting operation against glob climate networks. more than 80criminals have been arrested. australia, in particular the u.s. has been taking the lead. raids in several countries across the last two days. these pictures are from a raid in austria. operations there included more than 4000 law enforcement officers. this is some of the cash seized in new zealand, as the

did have i rod co malott age that he served forces during the bosnian war in 2017, the butcher, of bosnia was convicted on charges of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. today i un court upheld his life sentence for his role in the killing of around 8000 bosnian, muslim men and boys, and what became known as the strep, and it's a massacre. so was this justice and what lessons others still to learn from europe's worst atrocities. since world war 2. i'm fil galen berlin and this is the day the to the also got the final judgment. this is a life sentence for the master for crimes committed. someone have to pay for all these children kill here. someone has to pay for the loading. then for housing, the individual identifies individuals into nadia. we still need to be investigated and cross the also on the day and a huge global sting, their b i and police forces around the world tricked hundreds of crooks using planted encrypted phones of criminals. so they were chatting in secret on these devices, but the feds were listening and ins, distributors, administrators and agents had so

she joins us from misrepresents at memorial center in put a car in bosnia and herzegovina. welcome to date of what did you think when you heard that the verdict had been upheld? i was hearing a memorial shot. i was with a mother as well to hear the verdict mileage and it was, it was a really to be honest because nothing is going to give our. 1 beloved one back to life. however, this is some sort of satisfaction, prime, life imprisonment. and that's what we hoped for. you say i really was that. did you think that perhaps that his appeal might have succeeded? well, it was always that there was a fear. however, we really didn't want to have that doubt that he was going to really the only thing that we are sorry for him that he is not committed genocide in the other. however, for jennifer in the life and a lot there are still people, as we heard in the reports, and in bosnia who deny the genocide and i say it didn't took place or if it did happen for the for good reasons. so here we are 1st 2 years after that. clearly this issue is still simmering in the background. yes, yes, i

as commander of the bosnia syrup arnie -- bosnia serv army argues of the siege of sarajevo and the massacre where a thousand muslim men and boys were systematically slaughtered. he is not a frail, broken, and bitter figure and assailed in the netherlands. as the appeal verdict was applause and bosnia, in the land that he claimed so many lives. reaction other than a scowl as the verdict was read out. the court rejected his appeal against a life section -- s entance. he is the last major person to face crimes for over eight century ago -- over a quarter of a century ag >> the most high-profile cases, inherited from the ict why -- icty. today's judgment is the culmination of many years of hard work, dedication and commitment. >> he led troops as possible for atrocities ranging from ethnic cleansing to the siege of sarajevo and the 1995 massacre in which more than 8000 muslim men and boys were killed. widows of survivors watch the appeal of verdict live. representatives from the town or also there. >> it should not end with this ruling. something must be done so that they nation comes to realiz

the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina. history has also been carved in the heart of the balkan. this place has given birth to civilizations and people and witness was that of shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions and ethnic cities have molded together was torn apart in 992 by a blood. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian, muslims, and crow at this distinctive yellow building on the front line. saw the siege and bloodshed closer, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of sorry, a bose infamous war hotel, the holiday in ah, 1982. sorry eva was preparing to host the 14th winter olympic games. 2 years later, the holiday inn designated for v i. peas and senior olympic committee figures was under construction before the hotel was built. the land was called circus plat, because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a professor of modern history at lester's de monfort university in the u. k. he's written full books on the balkans, including one about, sorry, a bose landmark hol

ready a man job the butcher of bosnia rock time lodge. he has whether his appeal against the life sentence for genocide and war crime will be upheld. ah, hello there, i'm here. hey, this is out of their life and also coming up benjamin netanyahu could be out of office in days after 12 years as israel prime minister parliamentary on sunday.

reporter: a verdict many in bosnia have been waiting for. the former bosnian serb commander finally in court nearly three decades after the war that killed more than 100,000 people and took 4 million into refugees. >> the sentence [indiscernible] reporter: four years ago, he was found guilty of genocide where around 8000 muslim men and boys were killed in 1995. it was also convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity from 1992 to 1995. he was acquitted of genocide and other parts of bosnia. his appeal was rejected. >> this more criminal will never be free again. although he killed a lot of children, he will never taste freedom. reporter: she lost her 17-year-old son and 22 of her relatives. she traveled to the hague in hopes to find closure. >> this is the minimum we can expect from justice. as a victim, i will never be satisfied. now we have to focus on the next perpetrators of genocide. reporter: the former yugoslavia tribunal is seen as one of the success stories for international justice with all 161 indicted suspects brought to c

mike reporting from bosnia back in 2018.t, christa got a slightly more restful night, sleeping inside a church deep in the english countryside. she was trying a spot of champing, or church camping, although something tells me it was the right location, but wrong time of year. let's see how she got on. here, in this barely used norman church, is my bed for the night. so it's very reassuring, walking through a graveyard to get to your accommodation. i'm here for a spot of champing — church camping. it's available at 12 historic venues around the country, beautiful ancient sites that are rarely, if ever, used as places of mass worship any more. it's a very big hotel room. money raised from letting champers like me stay means the crumbling buildings are spared a slow, inevitable decline. so i'm keen to give this champing a go. where will i be sleeping? yeah? so you'll be sleeping possibly in the executive pews, because it's meant to be the warmest part of the church. i'd expect nothing less! it's good that it's a box pew because

then connie, it's in bosnia herzegovina may be the right place for you. it's an up and coming destination for people who love the heights. this is where kathy mitchel college has made it his responsibility to rescue those who have injured themselves along their trick. cuz he him loved what he does. he loves the heights, but he and his colleagues are volunteers. and such are supported by local authorities, even though they are risking their lives to save others attention. the injured person has been located in the copy me. okay, this twisted her ankle and rugged terrain. thankfully this is just an exercise for kareem and his fellow, rescuers need to know how to respond in an emergency food. oddly, mobiles out to stabilize just fine and uncle with an inflatable cost to move, you know, get it. so now we'll place her on the stretcher and start the evacuation. nice, clean transport. tourism is booming in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina. more and more people are flocking to its prestige landscape, but nature has its perils. the weather here can change i

now i believe many other people in bosnia srebrenica _ believe many other people in bosnia srebrenicaories— srebrenica are sharing the same stories and same pain. next on outside source, all the details — next on outside source, all the details on — next on outside source, all the details on a huge sting operation against global crime networks _ more than 800 suspected criminals have been arrested. australia and the us have been taking the lead — and there have been raids in several countries in the past two days. these pictures are from a raid in australia. the operations there have included more than 4,000 law enforcement officers. this is some of the cash seized in new zealand as the police there made 35 arrests there. and these were raids from the netherlands. the suspects were tracked when they used what they thought were using phone technology that couldn't be intercepted, but the network they were using was being run by the fbi in the us. the americans then shared what they learned with counterparts around the world — and this international operation followed. here are some of

, in bosnia, in 7, the municipalities in 1990. 2 the quite a lot going on here. but this very much is the final day in this trial, right home lathers. so what else are we expecting to happen during this appeal hearing? well, here at the court in the hey, we've also got the mothers abstract. bernice campaign group has pressed hard for the convictions against the people that they deem to be most responsible for. specifically the massacre and the genocide instruct bernice but also the, the siege of salary eva as well. so a lot of them are here to try and take a look at exactly what's going on. and there's also a lot of attention, obviously in bosnia and herzegovina, and in serbia where some of these men specifically about comb luggage is reveal it is a hero that defended the rights of the people of the ethnic studs in that region. and fight recently. as recently as a month ago mirror mirror, i don't know who is the leader of republic, a sub scott specifically said, but it was not guilty of the crimes and actually said that there was no genocide in separate nisa. so

, in bosnia, in 7, in municipalities in 1990. 2 the, quite a lot going on here. but this very much is the final day in this trial of right to me. ladders. so what else are we expecting to happen during this appeal hearing? well, here at the court in the hey, we've also got the mothers are strapped bernice. the campaign group has pressed hard for the convictions against the people that they deem to be most responsible for. specifically the massacre and the genocide, instruct bernice but also the, the siege of salary a voe as well. so a lot of them here to try and take a look at exactly what's going on. and there's also a lot of attention, obviously in bosnia and herzegovina, and in serbia where some of these men specifically about whom luggage is reveal. it is a hero that defended the rights of the people at the ethnic studs in that region. and fight recently. as recently as a month ago mirror mirror, i don't know who is the leader of republic. a sub scott specifically said that it was not guilty of the crimes and actually said that there was no genocide interpret

other communities in bosnia are fighting against plans to dom rivers. the country known for its free flowing mountain rivers has experienced a boom and dams. $450.00 for many hydropower projects built plant under construction only of thought the market law public. today, instead of having waterfalls, natural beauty, inhabitants for endangered species, you'll have vets. if was that change climatic conditions? pretty much for my dad, they can only be one response to remain determined. dominy the national barble. although i have a message for young people in bosnia and herzegovina to fight for ideas that are right and to persevere, they have to be persistent and there is no giving out. i think they need to put their focus on water because water is the source of life that i buy. a call to protect both news, environmental treasures, the call that will resonate in many countries around the world. sunny diagonal al jazeera ah the top stories lounges era he spent a decade in exxon, but for my ivory coast, president long by book has not returned home for the 1st

the next focus on europe goes to bosnia to find out why private mountain rescue are getting in trouble with the authorities as coming up right after the break got in berlin. the the the news, the news the news. the news, the living in fear is increasingly subjected to sexual assault. domestic felony was withdrawn from the convention, meant to protect women, sends it dangerous message. but now women are fighting back into the conflict with tim sebastian because of yours was blazing on human rights and democracy in europe. and it makes unpleasant decided to question the leading official who's trying to protect me out of commission. i think human rights as opposed to what is this suspect that conflict seems 16 minutes on the w. ah was a little guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for african issues and share ideas. who's you know? i know we are not afraid to touch and africa population is willing to young people clearly have the solutions that belong to the 77 percent. now every weekend on the w i ah, the a warm welcome to you. this is focus on europe with neil is show thanks for jo

ah, now the man dubbed the butcher of bosnia is set to find out his fate shortly for the un caught in the netherlands delivering its verdict on ratcliffe ladder. his appeal, the form, the boss inside commander, was sentenced to life in prison in 2017 for genocide and war crimes, including the subunits, a massacre, set bass and reports now from the hague. almost 3 decades after the award name radco maddie, chill causes reactions of horror and nightmare for the relatives of the $8000.00 muslim men and boys killed in the super anytime massacre their bodies scattered in more than 100 mass graves. not many are still missing. well, how much of each continues to look for the remainder of his father, who was the principal of the school? he disappeared in 1995 after he was handed over to buffy and serve military forces . watching as some criminal can be held responsible for the doings and can be punished. but this doesn't mean they'll be justice because it's impossible to bring back all these lives. 4 years ago, the former yugoslavia tribunals, milady guilty of genocide and cerebral editor and

in bosnia, from 1992 to 1995, he was acquitted for genocide and other parts of bosnia. the prosecution had appeal this decision, but his bill was rejected as was an appeal of blood each defense lawyer gave it to me. coverage is labord. this will criminal will never be free again. yeah. although he killed a lot of her children. he will never taste freedom. now go on and go over money. as soon as he lost her, 17 year old son, interpreter anita, and $22.00 of her relatives, she traveled to the hague and hope to find some closure of the minimum minimum. from this, this is a minimum, we can expect from justice as a victim, i will never be satisfied. now we have to focus on the next perpetrators of genocide who are still free, who welcoming us instability. so you're not going to last lot just talking about the, the former yugoslavia tribunal is seen as one of the success stories for international justice with all 161 indicted suspects brought to court. it took 16 years to find melodic and bring him to the hague man. he could not believe he would ever face trial while this fur

in 1992 roll broke out in bosnia milosevic supported the bosnian serbs, his army, led by it out of the cottage and radco march committed genocide in several in it's in 1998 milosevic than truth the cost of the resulting in movement because milosevic became the 1st head of state to be tried for war crimes. the start of a new era for international justice i i was born in a small town in kosler. there was small number of serbian families with majority of the, the population where obedient. but you could feel the tension that it's sunday is on saturday for mark and day and he gets really busy. i like it when i'm, if my father was thrown at work and things were getting bad. i think my parents decided to leave the country to, to have a better life for us. they decided to move suite and they already have family members. but then unfortunately, we were back we will not consider those refugees at that point because things hasn't been as bad. for example, it was happening and after the break up a few slow via kosovo was a disputed region. at the time it was part of serbia, though more than 80 pe

in east bosnia a street is named after him. local seb community believes he defended them in the war. >> we will not abandon him as long as we live. our fighters did under the command of that man. reporter: the glorification of war criminals and former yugoslavia has been a source of concern. two decades ago, not many could imagine he would be convicted and imprisoned. after the verdict, the success of the former yugoslavia tribunal served as a reminde that international justice is possible. but some are questioning its purpose if it fails to act as a deterrent. an expert on more studies says despite its shortcomings, the former tribunal plays a crucial role, not only in taking war criminals off the street. beyond that, knowing what happened in the past is crucial. there is so many other things that go in this recipe. much of it is domestic. i think the leaders of the former yugoslavia have failed. to bring the country to a healthier place. for relatives, the celebration of convicted war criminals rub salt in the wounds. he wan

a bit, the leading judge said was dismissed in its entirety of the butcher of bosnia. he was found guilty in 2017 of orchestrating atrocities during the war. in the early nineties that fasten is in the hague.

n. court has set to decide the face of the man dubbed the butcher of bosnia former bosnian subcommand director. him luggage will find out the outcome of his appeal 26 years after his initial arrest warrant was issued. judges are deciding whether to uphold or overturn his conviction and life sentence for genocide and war crimes. police in canada say the killing of form muslims from the same family was a premeditated hate crime. the family was waiting at an intersection in the city of london and ontario, when a driver struck them on sunday night. laughing politician, frederick has fear, has a narrow lead. i have a right wing rival, k kofuji maury and bruise presidential runoff. the 2 polarizing populace of facing off as peru struggles with the fall out of the corona. virus pandemic, us regulators have approved a new drug for people with all sign is. that's the spice and advisory committee finding, there's not enough evidence to support ado. can you bob's effectiveness? it's the 1st all time is drug to be approved nearly 20 years and will still need to be studied further. while those are

, in bosnia, in 7, in municipalities in 1992 to the quite a lot going on here. but this very much is the final day in this trial, right. so what else are we expecting to happen during this appeal hearing? well, here at the court in the hey, we've also got the mothers are strapped bernice. the campaign group has pressed hard for these convictions against the people that they deem to be most responsible for. specifically the massacre and the genocide instruct bernice but also the, the siege of salary, eva as well. so a lot of them here to try and take a look at exactly what's going on. and there's also a lot of attention, obviously in bosnia and herzegovina, and in serbia where some of these men specifically about comb luggage is revealed as a hero. that defended the rights of the people at the ethnic serbs in that region. in fact, recently as recently as a month ago, mirror mirror lot. don't, don't it. who is the leader of republic? a sub scott specifically said, but it was not guilty of the crimes and actually said that there was no genocide interpret nisa. so t

so that's what tourism is booming in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina. more and more people are flocking to it's christine landscape. but nature has its perils. the weather here can change in minutes. that can spell danger. for inexperienced takers, the rescuers have to upsize the injured party. only a few weeks ago they had a real emergency to deal with when a hiker was seriously injured at the very same spot. it was a list for the tenants and experience mountaineer he had fallen while trying to photograph the scene of a recent avalanche and broken several ribs unable to move. he was just barely able to reach for his phone. an hour later, the rescuers arrived because i'm not sure what other chinese i was certain the rescue is would come 100 percent. sure. they saved my life and be eternally grateful to them for me to look for this as a whole lot of this is melinda. this is the 1st time alias phillips, and it has been back here since his accident when he wanted to watch the exercise. now i can really see what they had to go through when they rescued me.

if you will love mountain climbing then connie, it's in bosnia herzegovina may be the right place for you. it's an up and coming destination for people who love the heights. this is where kathy mitchel gauge has made it his responsibility to rescue those who have injured themselves along their trick. cuz him loves what he does. he loves the heights, but he and his colleagues are volunteers, and such are supported by local authorities, even though they are risking their lives to save others attention in teams. the injured person has been located to the copy. okay. has twisted her ankle and rugged terrain. thankfully this is just an exercise for kareem and his fellow, rescuers need to know how to respond in an emergency food. oddly, mobiles stabilize just fine and uncle with an inflatable cost to mobiles lots, you know, going to so now we will place her on the stretcher and start the evacuation. no stiller it cleans tourism is booming. in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina, more and more people are flocking to its pristine landscape. but nature has its perils. the weather here can

if you will love mountain climbing then connie, it's in bosnia herzegovina may be the right place for you. it's an up and coming destination for people who love the heights. this is where you michelle gauge has made it his responsibility to rescue those who have injured themselves along their trick. cuz him loved what he does. he loves the heights, but he and his colleagues are volunteers, and as such, i'm supported by local authorities, even though they are risking their lives to save others attention in teams. the injured person has been located in the copy to me. okay. a tourist says twisted her ankle and rugged terrain. thankfully, this is just an exercise for kareem and his fellow, rescuers need to know how to respond in an emergency food lima, to stabilize her spine. and uncle with an inflatable cost to move, you know, get it. so now we'll place her on the stretcher and start the evacuation. marcella green transport tourism is booming. in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina, more and more people are flocking to its pristine landscape. but nature has its perils. the weather h

this was the final verdict on the so called butcher of bosnia radco, luggage in his late seventies will spend the remainder of his life behind bars. you put luggage over saw the cold blooded killing of some, a 1000 mostly muslim men and boys, when his bosnian serb troops over around the town of trevor, anita the slaughter is the only crime in europe that has been declared to genocide since world war 2. some of the victims, relatives travel to the hague, bio and on the 5th is the historic verdict. the war criminal has lived here the final ruling on his life sentence. not our goal was never for someone to suffer, but to make him take responsibility for what he has done. the victims are never fully satisfied with judgments, but i am partly satisfied today that the war and sarah, you have a city a lot. it's held under siege for more than 3 years, while have snipers and shells killed. thousands of civilians residence expressed, subdued relief. so it may seem, he deserves a life to do, and i hope that's a mother's needs are satisfied with a burden. at least those who survive toys, law destroy

now sheila green, what tourism is booming in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina. more and more people are flocking to its pristine landscape. but nature has its perils. the weather here can change in minutes, that can spell danger for inexperience taker. the rescuers have to upsize the injured party. only a few weeks ago they had a real emergency to deal with when a hiker was seriously injured at the very same spot. it was a live fully tenants, an experience mountaineer. he had fallen while trying to photograph the scene of a recent avalanche and broken several ribs unable to move, he was just barely able to reach his phone. an hour later the rescuers arrived because i'm not sure. what other choice i was certain the rescue is would come. 100 percent. sure. they saved my life and be eternally grateful to them for august as a whole. lot of this is melinda. this is the 1st time a list and it has been back here since his accident. he wanted to watch the exercise. now i can really see what they had to go through when they rescued me. they just send it to state slope to

convictions relating to the $992.00 expulsion of bosnian of non bosnian, in 7 municipalities in eastern bosnia. this means the right home language will not spend the rest of his life in jail. we don't know exactly where that is. one of the very interesting things that happens during this appeals hearing now is that the presiding judge dissented on all but one of the, of the, the rulings that this appeal chamber made. so out of $51.00 of the defense is on all of them. and the question is, what exactly? i mean, a lot of observers have been saying it's sort of a road judgment from her bearing in mind, the complexities and the sensitivities of this case. stay with us jack, but let's take a look back at what happened in scrubber needs in 1900. 95 and reco manages rule in the massacre. a few kilometers north of chevron. it's the genocide, memorial and cemetery. honor the victims of the 995 massacre shuras and none of its last 23 members of her family, including her husband, his last words to her take care of our children. when you get flavio broke up in the early 909 keys ethnic t o existence rapidl

a bit, the leading judge said, was dismissed in its entirety of the butcher of bosnia. he was found guilty in 2017 of orchestrating atrocities during the war. in the early nineties, that fasten is in the hague. fairly mixed feelings here in the hague. i have to say, not only was the appeal by the defense, lawyers of not each rejected but also by the prosecution. so relatives of victims who are gathering here at the us court say that there's a very much disappointment that so not only the genocide and some but any has been recognized. but the genocide and other parts of both have been rejected hasn't been called agenda side. and they say that's not fair, they have been lots of people who died during that part of the war as well, which was before the 1995 s a but anytime massacre. and they say it would have been much more giving a feeling of justice to the victims in boston if both parts were given the general site of awarding. so that's why they are very disappointed about that. on the other side, there was quite relieved. of course that's a life sentence has been up hou

but it also does mean that the pays will ton, i'm politically charged sort of rhetoric run this in bosnia and herzegovina will change ok, thanks for insight and the verdict. news being upheld jack paris had thanks so much . watching d. w news coming up next in d. w. news asia, a question of privacy. a chinese artist asked why china needs tv cameras on every street with all that and a lot more details to asia with breast banner g. after a short break. you're watching the news. news . news, news. the news. news . news. the news, the news kick off the record sheet coming stores in the light the prize team get lucky. traditional club in freefall. the 1st part of the review of an extraordinary season in 60 minutes. d. w. every day for us and for our planet. global ideas, it's on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make things? how can we protect habitat? we can make a difference. global ideas, environmental theories in global 3000 on d, w. and on the bizarre only feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, kona and journalists are exploring, building into history and

the butcher, of bosnia was convicted on charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. today, you and court upheld his life sentence for his role in the killing of around 8000 bosnian, muslim men and boys, and what became known as a strep, and it's a massacre. so was this justice and what lessons are there still to learn from europe's worst atrocities since world war 2? i'm fil galion berlin and this is the day the news today also knowledge got the final judgment that goes to this. this is a life sentence for the master for crimes committed someone has to pay for all these children killed here. someone has to pay for downloading them for thousands individual identifies individuals. nadia, we still need to be investigated and process the also on the day and a huge global sting, the f. b i and police forces around the world tricked hundreds of crooks using planted encrypted phones, criminals. so they were chatting in secret on these devices, but the feds were listening it and distributors, administrators and agents had so much competency in the secrecy, other devices that