Mr. Graham Blewitt

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  The Deputy Prosecutor of the Tribunal, Graham Blewitt, dismissed the Cabinet's demands as unacceptable. [Novi List, 12th December 2000] He added that the tribunal would soon issue indictments against unnamed Croatian generals. [RFE Newsline, 12th December 2000]

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  Graham Blewitt, the Tribunal's Deputy Prosecutor, told reporters in the Hague that the investigators had to be careful as the situation was still dangerous and booby traps had been found.
  
  In response to a question, Mr. Blewitt said there was some evidence of sites being destroyed.As far as possible, the destruction of sites would be documented as it could be valuable in cases where an accused claimed victims were killed in the course of a battle, in which case, any moved or changed evidence would dispute that, he said.

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  Graham Blewitt, a former deputy prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, said there were a number of hurdles before someone could be brought before the ICC.
  
  "The Security Council would (need to) make a referral to that court for an individual to be tried and prosecuted," he told ABC Radio.

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  Del Ponte's deputy Graham Blewitt called the charge nonsense last week, as genocide assumes a will to cause the total or partial extermination of a population group.
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  Blewitt did not consider it likely that the UN upholders of the peace acted with this intention.

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  At The Hague, Graham Blewitt, the U.N. tribunal's deputy prosecutor, said tribunal investigations at the Trepca mine also couldn't confirm bodies had been disposed of by burning but suggested it was extremely difficult using traditional methods to arrive at a definite conclusion.
  
  Baloney.The UN and NATO have had occupancy of Trepca since mid-June 1999, and never found so much as a DNA trace, much less a bicuspid.
  
  Sound familiar.It should.All of my readers who are still entranced by the illusive DU hysteria will recognized this technique for turning the remotely hypothetical into the highly possible.More on sustaining illusions in future letters.
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  At The Hague, Graham Blewitt, the U.N. tribunal's deputy prosecutor, said tribunal investigations at the Trepca mine couldn't confirm bodies had been disposed of by burning but suggested it was extremely difficult to arrive at a definite conclusion.
  
  (Copyright 2001 by The Associated Press.All Rights Reserved.).
  
  OSCE says no sign of mass burnings found in Kosovo.
  
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  At The Hague, Graham Blewitt, the U.N. tribunal's deputy prosecutor, said tribunal investigations at the Trepca mine also couldn't confirm bodies had been disposed of by burning but suggested it was extremely difficult using traditional methods to arrive at a definite conclusion.
  
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  Graham Blewitt was deputy prosecutor of the U.N. ICT for the former Yugoslavia at The Hague from 1994 to 2004 and has spent several years as the deputy director and then director of the Australian Nazi War Crimes Unit.
  
  "The war in Yugoslavia and the atrocities were being seen around the world on television screens.The ICTY was being used as a deterrent.Its aim was to bring those responsible for the war crimes to justice," Blewitt said.
  
  "The tricky part was that we would have to indict those responsible for the war crimes, but they were still leaders.So we decided if leaders had to be prosecuted, we would have to establish the crimes, get the witnesses and move up the chain of command.Once the tribunal was operational, indictments were quick," he added.
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  Blewitt disagreed."While it is practical to have the criminal court elsewhere to solve the problem of witness protection, having the court where the crime happened makes the trial more meaningful," he said.
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  However, punishment for serious crimes is essential if there is to be a real and lasting deterrent," Blewitt said.

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  GRAHAM BLEWITT SPEAKS TO TONY JONES
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  Graham Blewitt discusses the task ahead of prosecuting President Omar al- Bashir.Mr Blewitt has extensive experience; he was Deputy Chief Prosecutor at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague for 10 years.
  
  Before his role at The Hague began he was Director of the Nazi War Crimes Unit in Australia.
  
  LEADERS MEET TO BRING PEACE TO THE MIDDLE EAST

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  THE HAGUE , Oct 29 ( AFP ) - UN war crimes chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte intends to file a new indictment next week against former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic on charges of genocide in Bosnia , deputy prosecutor Graham Blewitt told AFP on Monday.

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  Deputy Prosecutor Graham Blewitt told AP that if this is new evidence this would be very valuable to us , because this is somebody standing up , saying , 'Milosevic ordered to cover up evidence.'.
  
  The conflict between Kosovo's independence-seeking ethnic Albanians and minority Serbs erupted in 1998 and ended in 1999 when NATO launched airstrikes against Serb-led government troops accused of committing atrocities under Milosevic.
  
  Publication date : 2001-05-25© 2001 , YellowBrix , Inc

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  Deputy Chief Prosecutor , Graham Blewitt , who was already active in the matter of Croatian relations with ICTY , said that the Prosecutor's Office is not investigating the legality of the military operation , but crimes that have been committed".Directly arguing with Prime Minister Racan , Blewitt characterised his views as contrary to previously expressed readiness of the Croatian authorities to cooperate in this respect".He did not hide his disappointment that the communications between the Croatian Government and ICTY were being carried out publicly , through the media.
  
  However , the media were the ones that , citing well-placed sources , informed what Blewitt only suggested when he mentioned that the indictments for crimes committed during the Storm are almost completed".
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  That is why the statement of Graham Blewitt on ICTY not intending to bring charges against anyone new this year is a poor consolation for Racan and his Cabinet.It means just a short , brief break.Namely , there are less than three weeks till the end of the year so that the beginning of 2001 will mark the beginning of a veritable nightmare for Racan and his Ministers.
  
  Drago Hedl
  
  ( AIM )

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