A COMPLAINED AGAINST YUGOSLAVIAN GOVERNMENT�S ACTIVITIES LODGED BY MILOSEVIC �S LAWYERS. THOUGH YUGOSLAVIAN EX-PRESIDENT COULD BE EXTRADITED ALREADY IN 3 WEEKS Yesterday, a letter of Yugoslavian ex-president�s Slobodan Milosevic lawyers was directed to the Yugoslavian constitutional court. The letter suggests to decide whether the Yugoslavian government�s resolution about cooperation with Hague tribunal corresponds with fundamental law of the country. Milosevic�s lawyers suppose the court must prohibit authorities from activities directed to Yugoslavian citizens� extradition to Hague tribunal. According to Milosevic�s lawyer Veselin Cvetkovic, a complaint has been lodged by Milosevic, who states his constitutional right has been outraged by Justice Ministry and by Belgrad district court. As for the lawyer, Constitutional Court will consider these issues immediately, Yugoslavian informational agency �Tanjug� reports. Though according to the adviser of Constitutional Court chairman Yasmina Georgevic, the court will consider this case during a normal procedure� Today, ex-president�s adherents are planning to carry out a demonstration in his support. Meanwhile, Serbian government has already started to carry out the government�s edict about cooperation with Hague tribunal, in particular it has started Slobodan Milosevic�s extradition. An announcement issued after republic government sitting says, that Yugoslavian justice minister Momcilo Grubac has delivered to Belgrad district court extradition warrant of International Tribunal. According to this announcement, �after the edict about cooperation between Yugoslavia and International Tribunal has been passed by federal government, the cooperation process has started directrly� . Serbia government has promised to extradite Milosevic and other suspects during 2-3 weeks. These recent activities of Yugoslavian authorities must satisfy western countries. EU foreign ministers inform donor conference about Yugoslavia to be carry out according to the plans, June 29, in Brussels. The European Commission and World Bank will head this summit. According to the press-release of coming conference, �its successful finishing will be conductive to further reinforcement of the process of democratisation and reforms in Yugoslavia�. Yugoslavian delegation headed by deputy prime-minister of Yugoslavian government Mirolub Labus intends to get international credits in sum of 4 billion dollars (1 200,000 dollars this year), Yugoslavian informational agencies report. Speaking about possible crisis within Yugoslavian government (the question is about contradiction between Democratic Opposition of Serbia and Socialistic People�s Party of Montenegro), Labus noticed the today�s situation would not become dramatic and political stability could be reached in the nearest future. http://english.pravda.ru/main/2001/06/26/8744.html Miroslav Antic, http://www.antic.org/ Serbian News Network - SNN [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.antic.org/
