RECOM Reconciliation Network

Natasa Kandic on Ratko Mladic’s death: Trial record remains, but propaganda has shaped a generation

The death of Ratko Mladic does not close the chapter on the conflicts of the 1990s, as his trial leaves behind thousands of adjudicated facts and tens of thousands of evidence items that future generations will study, according to Natasa Kandic, founder of the Humanitarian Law Center and a longtime human rights activist. Speaking to N1, Kandic emphasized the enduring weight of the legal record while warning of how Serbian media and political propaganda have distorted public perception among younger populations.

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Verification of Information about the Mass Grave in Kalludër e Vogël/Mala Kaludra Took More Than Two Decades

Information about a possible mass grave in the village of Kalludër e Vogël/Mala Kaludra, in the municipality of Zubin Potok, Kosovo, has been publicly available since 7 January 2013, when the Albanian-language daily Zëri published an article containing a statement by a Serb, Ranko Tepavac, about the killing of 23 Albanian civilians and the secret burial of their bodies in the valley of Kalludër e Vogël/Mala Kaludra. He gave the statement to UNMIK investigators and the Kosovo Police on 7 February 2003.

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