RN Documentary: The Long Road to Justice
Series: RN Documentaries
From: Radio Netherlands
Length: 00:29:30
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Piece Description
"The long Road to Justice" in this week's Vox Humana. Ten years after the massacre of almost 8000 Moslem men and boys in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica, many questions remain for both the victims and those trying to piece together the evidence of a horrific crime. For this reason, members of the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia return to the town to meet with victims and others to talk about the progress in bringing those responsible to justice. The program features Senior Trial attorney from the ICTY Mark Harmon Srebrenica survivor Kada Hotic Jan WIllem Honig author and senior lecturer at King's College in London
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Philip Glass Violin concerto
Composer – Phillip Glass
Adele Anthony – violin
Ulster Orchestra – Takua Yuasa
Naxos 8.559056 American Classics
Track 8: Dance
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