Travel
ban against Karadzic's family lifted
AIDA CERKEZ-ROBINSON
July 30, 2008 7:59 AM
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina-Bosnia's international administrator has
lifted the travel ban against Radovan Karadzic's family after Serbia handed
him over to the U.N. war crimes tribunal in Netherlands.
In January, Slovak diplomat Miroslav Lajcak banned the family from leaving
Bosnia because of suspicions they helped Karadzic elude capture for 13
years. But now Lajcak's office says the reasons for the travel ban no longer
apply.
Karadzic arrived in The Hague early Wednesday morning.
Upon Karadzic's arrest last week, the family asked to be allowed to
visit him while he is in Belgrade, claiming they had no money to travel
to The Hague. But the travel ban was not lifted until Wednesday.
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