Patria with members of the Association of Women Victims of War: Even life imprisonment is too little for all his crimes

In the premises of the Association of Women Victims of War in Sarajevo, a viewing of the sentencing of war criminal Radovan Karadžić in The Hague was organized, and the Association's president Bakira Hasečić will follow it only a few meters away from the criminal, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria.

In anticipation of the historic verdict, which, if he is convicted on all counts of the indictment and found guilty of genocide in seven municipalities, will be satisfaction for all victims and their families for the committed atrocities, every word from The Hague was followed on TV before the start of the reading of the verdict.

One of the women who came to the Association today was captured and tortured in a camp near Rogatica. At the same time, she lost all four of her sons, which she only learned after being released. When asked what they expect from today's verdict, only a few sighs and an identical answer: "Life imprisonment!"

- And even that is too little for everything he did and all the crimes – said one of the Association's members.