(25 Jul 2008) SHOTLIST
1. Wide of ICTY (International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia)
2. Close up of ICTY sign
3. Close up of UN flag flying outside
4. Set up shot of Nerma Jelacic, spokesperson for the registry and chambers of the ICTY
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nerma Jelacic, spokesperson for the registry and chambers of the ICTY:
"Once the United Nations and this tribunal get Radovan Karadzic into custody, he will be transferred into the detention unit of the tribunal which is up in Scheveningen, towards the beach from here. He will be interned there, of course, he will be welcomed, introduced to the rules, procedure and detention unit itself by the commanding officer of the detention unit and other staff there. He will then be met by registry officials who will explain to him the rules and the procedures of the tribunal, and his rights, while he's in the detention unit and standing trial."
6. Mid of tribunal entrance
7. Close up of security cameras outside tribunal
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Nerma Jelacic, spokesperson for the registry and chambers of the ICTY:
"One of the judges of this tribunal will be soon after that calling a status conference which should be an initial appearance, and that would be the first time that Radovan Karadzic will appear before the judges of this tribunal and where he can, if he chooses, enter a plea to the eleven counts of war crimes that the prosecution charges him with."
9. Wide of exterior of Scheveningen prison
10. Close up of of prison sign
11. Prison wall with barbed wire, two elderly people next to it with bicycles
12. Prison windows with bars
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Nerma Jelacic, spokesperson for the registry and chambers of the ICTY:
"Just like all the other detainees that we have there - and it is 37 at this moment - every day would be the same for him as for everyone else. That means the cells are open early in the morning. They do not spend their days locked in the cells, they can spend time in the common area of the different wings of the detention unit and use the facilities of the detention unit which are educational and entertaining as well, so there is for example a library, there is a gym, there is a spiritual room, so these are the facilities that they all have for their use, and of course they have every day a couple of hours which they spend on fresh air."
14. Media outside prison
15. Onlookers on bicycles
16. Guard directing traffic
17. Media outside prison
STORYLINE
The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic could find himself re-acquainted with old friends and enemies if his extradition to The Hague goes ahead.
Officials at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) say he will be transferred from Belgrade to a UN detention unit close to The Hague that currently houses 37 detainees.
Karadzic, who was arrested Monday in a Belgrade suburb after more than 13 years in hiding, faces a midnight Friday deadline to appeal his extradition.
If his appeal is refused, he will be moved to the detention unit that is already home to Momcilo Krajisnik, a former speaker of the Bosnian Serb parliament when Karadzic was president.
Krajisnik is currently appealing a 27-year sentence for mass murder and persecution committed during the 1992-1995 Bosnian war.
The unit houses former enemies as well, including Rasim Delic, a Bosnian Muslim general on trial for murder, cruel treatment and the rape of Bosnian Serbs and Croats.
Karadzic's one-time mentor, the late ex-Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, also spent the last five years of his life there.
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