JUNE 10 WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL

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Here are the program times and final speakers list for the
Saturday, June 10, International Tribunal on 
US/NATO War Crimes in Yugoslavia that is taking place 
in New York City.  The event will be held at the 
Martin Luther King HS Auditorium  at West 65th St. 
and Amsterdam Ave., Manhattan, NYC). 
A donation is requested
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On June 10, 2000, the International Action Center is holding a day-long 
International Tribunal on U.S./NATO War Crimes Against Yugoslavia. 
This is the one-year anniversary of NATO's occupation of Kosovo. The 
initial hearing last July 31 in NY was followed by similar hearings in a 
dozen U.S. cities and in Belgrade, Buenas Aires, Oslo, Novi Sad, 
Berlin, Rome, Vienna, Moscow, Kiev, Sydney, and Tokyo. At a mass 
peoples tribunal in Athens last fall, 10,000 people found Clinton guilty 
of war crimes. 

Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark will prosecute U.S. and 
NATO leaders for 19 charges of war crimes, crimes against peace, 
and crimes against humanity. International expert witnesses will 
present testimony. A distinguished international panel of judges will 
hear the case. 

The public is invited be part of this historic event.
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SCHEDULE:
10 am: Doors open: food, displays, video
11 am sharp: Opening remarks by Ramsey Clark and others
11:30 am to 2 pm: Plenary sessions on Crimes against peace, Crimes 
against humanity & War Crimes
2 to 2:30 pm: Break for lunch (food available at hall)
2:30 to 4 pm: Panel discussions: (1) The Role of the Media, (2) 
Current conditions in Kosovo, (3) Building a world movement to 
abolish NATO, (4) Legal issues, (5) Planning and preparation for war
4 to 5:30 pm: Plenary: including Ramsey Clark and the worldwide 
initiative to abolish NATO
5:30 to 6:15 pm: Reports from hearings around the world
6:15 to 7 pm: Judges render verdict
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FEATURING INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES FROM 15 
COUNTRIES, including:
Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark;
Prof. Michel Chossudofsky, economist and author;
Margarita Papandreou, former first lady of Greece;
Pat Chin, journalist;
Ismael Guadalupe, leader of the movement to get the U.S. Navy out 
of Vieques, Puerto Rico;
Former Admiral Elmar Schmaehling, leading spokesperson for 
German movement;
Michel Collon, Belgian journalist, anti-war activist, author about 
NATO aggression in the Balkans;
Sara Flounders and Brian Becker, Co-Directors, International Action 
Center;
Gloria La Riva and Richard Becker, West Coast Regional Co-
Directors, International Action Center;
Shani Rifati, Voices of Roma;
Mikhail I. Kuznetzov, president of the Russian/Slavic War Crimes 
Tribunal against NATO;
Roland Keith, Canadian officer attached to the Observer Group in 
Kosovo in 1998-1999;
Jorge Farinacci, Puerto Rican Socialist Front;
Monica Moorehead, Millions for Mumia;
Prof. George Wright, author;
Janet Eaton, biologist and encironment expert, Canada;
Angeles Maestro Martin, member of the Spanish Parliament;
Raniero La Valle, Italian religious anti-war leader, former MP;
Charles Pascal Tolno, president of the African Association of Writers 
from Guinea (Conakry);
Gilles Troude, an editor of Balkans-Info, Paris, France;
Ben Dupuy, former Haitian ambassador at large during the Aristide 
administration;
Olga Mejia, former director of Panamanian Human Rights 
Commission;

INFORMATION: 
International Tribunal on U.S./NATO War Crimes in Yugoslavia
c/o International Action Center
39 West 14th Street, Room 206, New York, NY 10011
email: iacenter at iacenter.org,, web: www.iacenter.org
phone: 212 633-6646, fax:   212 633-2889