that i'm getting mr milosevic we adjourn curtains down mr milosevic will be removed from the courtroom. extra nice in there i'm not folding the breakup of yugoslavia and the unspeakable atrocities perpetrated during the conflict defined the mid ninety's and frank often reported on events from bosnia at the time so it's very invaluable to have you here on this a very specific day the slow wheels of justice finally caught up with what happened they felt a lot of each guilty of war crimes of genocide put this in perspective for us how important what is the significance of this sentence basically very slow wheels and date after twenty twenty two years where he would acknowledge off to that for now what happened about instep and it's one thousand nine hundred ninety five and who was the main person responsible for the this world is not only important for the balkans but also for international justice let me bring you back to nine hundred ninety three when the international criminal war crimes tribunal for the for me was lucky i was founded now we have another international criminal tribunal

mr milosevic. mr . mr knight if you. if you continued like this. we we we adjourn. we adjourn we adjourn mr not a chill be removed from the courtroom. and . mr. adjourn curtains down mr will be removed from the courtroom. so those were the images just a short while ago as was removed from the court after that outburst yelling at judges saying that they were lying let's get back to our correspondent catherine martin's who's been following the story for us catherine we've also been looking at some images of these mothers of srebrenica as they've been celebrating this guilty ruling tell us more about what this means for them. well they already have sad that . they have first of all they're relieved that the media life was very important i'm because they said of course american large has a certain age so even like twenty years would be kind of a life sentence but you want them all likely that the court here issue is really a judgment which symbolizes here is a war criminal and he has to face a life sentence so they are in this terms really satisfied. and now they say. t

mr milosevic. mr milosevic. mr. mr milosevic if you. if you continued like this. we we. e adjourn we adjourn missed we adjourn journey mr nitish will be removed from the courtroom in mind that should be a thousand muslims lost their lives at srebrenica and allegedly was the prime architect of what happened there our correspondent david chaytor is there david what's the atmosphere like there today. peter a jury in the course of those those scenes that you've just shown in the court we had a reaction here the the mothers of the victims are also watching the proceedings behind me and they also raise their hands i said why isn't anybody taking our blood pressure and you also mentioned the fact that one of the mothers who is in the court used to sit in the throat gesture so this shows you the sort of feelings there are here it's getting a bit of bosnia herzegovina is actually moving into that court that that's what it's like here that's how tense the relations are still in this whole area it's quite extraordinary that the mothers who are gathered here behind me watching the pr

mr milosevic. has them let it sit. mr. mr knight if you. if you continued like this. mr. we we we adjourn and we. missed we adjourn we adjourn mr knight a chill be removed from the courtroom. is that i'm getting mr mr milosevic we adjourn curtains down mr miller will be removed from the courtroom. our correspondent catherine martin's has been covering the trial after the verdict she spoke with serge brammertz the chief prosecutor for the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. as a prosecutor off the ice city why. how much of a landmark is that trial today this is definitely one of the most important trials in the history of the tribunal. courage and knowledge are both considered the the architects of the large ethnic cleansing campaigns in the ninety's in the form of in particular in in bosnia herzegovina so it's definitely one of the most important trials which which ended today wide took it so long to bring law. as prosecutor off the i city. folk a looks like we're having some technical problems with that interview there that was katherine martin's t

general wasn't in the court to hear it he'd been a gent did moments earlier for this outburst oh mr milosevic if you. if you continued like this. we adjourn his defense team had urged the judge to halt proceedings citing concerns over his blood pressure but the court rejected the plea finding guilty on one of two counts of genocide and nine of war crimes and crimes against humanity during the chaotic breakup of the former yugoslavia the court ruled that let it carried out a relentless campaign of ethnic cleansing aimed at ridding non serbs from bosnian territory there's nothing curious about executing prisoners there's no security about. causes people to flee from their homes. individuals prosecuted and convicted by these tribunals are in the receiver because they're being prosecuted and convicted for not respecting the geneva conventions among those crimes are some of the worst atrocities carried out in europe since the second world war thank you the four year siege of sarajevo in which an estimated ten thousand people were killed in shelling and sniper fire and the massacre of thousands of

general wasn't in the court to hear it he'd been a gentle moments earlier for this outburst oh mr milosevic if you. if you continued like this. we adjourn his defense team had urged the judge to halt proceedings citing concerns over his blood pressure but the court rejected the plea finding guilty on one of two counts of genocide and nine of war crimes and crimes against humanity during the chaotic breakup of the former yugoslavia the court ruled that milat it carried out a relentless campaign of ethnic cleansing aimed at ridding non serbs from bosnian territory there's nothing curious about executing prisoners disagree about. thousands of people from their homes. individuals prosecuted and convicted by these tribunals are in the receiver because it is being prosecuted and convicted for not respecting the geneva conventions among those crimes are some of the worst atrocities carried out in europe since the second world war thanks to the four year siege of sarajevo in which an estimated ten thousand people were killed in shelling and sniper fire and the massacre of thousands of mostly men an

mr. talbott: the russians were -- hated the idea of nato bombing serbia. but president yeltsin, because f his close tie with president clinton, was absolutely essential in getting the serbian dictator, genocidal dictator milosevic out of office and thereby made it possible for us to bring an end to the balkan wars without strog go into a land war. and that i think was a huge accomplishment and a very heroic one on yeltsin's part. and it was based on his relationship with president clinton. mr. hellman: we're going to talk in a little bit about him as an individual and how he built relationships but if i could ask president zedillo to talk about his vision toward mexico and latin america and how he moved that relationship toward? mr. zedillo: i think i'd have to start obviously with the case of my country. where i think president clinton gave repeated proofs of his vision of a good relationship with mexico was very important for the interest of the united states. i think the first test was or nst what he had hinted ometimes said, he became a champion of nafta. you remember nafta was really at the cted by congress beginning of the clinton administration. nd he knew that he would pay high political cost for being