(25 Jun 1996) T/I: 10:50:57


The UN High Commission for Human Rights, with funding from the Finnish and Danish governments, is beginning to investigate the killings that took place around Srebrenica in July 1995. They will turn whatever evidence they find over to the UN War Crimes Commission at The Hague.
Finnish Foreign Minister Tarja Halonen travelled on Tuesday (26/6) with a Finnish forensic team, IFOR soldiers and a UN representative to a site about fifteen kilometers outside Srebrenica.

SHOWS:

BOSNIA 25/6

SREBRENICA
Wide shot site
VS security in bush,
International Police Task Force security on radio,
CU UN flag,
Finnish Foreign Secretary Tarja Halonen, wearing flack jacket and
helmet, arriving at site
CU up Halonen
Halonen walking around site
Halonen looking at bones
SOT Halonen (Eng) "This group will try to identify the bodies and also find out how they died. Identification will be difficult, but we will try."
VS soldiers photographing bodies
CU bones
WS site
ICRC sign

SARAJEVO:
SOT Beat Schweizer, Head of ICRC in Sarajevo, in English: "The people are very excited, we have to be aware that exhumation of mortal remains do not provide all the answers, some won't be able to be identified... may not help families."

SREBRENICA:
VS remains of bodies in Srebrenica
CU ants on remains
CU remains

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