July 23, 2008 4:46 AM
PALE, Bosnia-Herzegovina, The daughter of Radovan Karadzic says family
members want their travel restrictions lifted so they can visit the war
crimes suspect in a Belgrade jail.
Sonja Karadzic says family members have asked to spend at least a few
hours with him. The former Bosnian Serb leader was arrested Monday outside
Belgrade after 13 years in hiding.
A Serbian judge has ordered his transfer to the United Nations war crimes
tribunal in The Hague to face charges of genocide charges. Karadzic has
three days to appeal.
Bosnian police seized family members' passports in January over suspicions
that they were helping to hide Karadzic.
But his daughter told The Associated Press by telephone Tuesday that
she's expecting Bosnian authorities to lift the restrictions.
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