REQUEST TO THE GENERAL PROSECUTOR OF THE AD HOC INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL

FOR CRIMES COMMITTED IN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

Mrs. Louse ARBOUR

Fax: 00 31 70 416 53 45

The undersigned Boris Vidovic

born in Zagreb, Croatia

on 15 January 1961

resident in Helsinki

address Kuusikkotie 4 K 146

zip code 00630

country Finland

profession film theorist

phone +358 9 7543 583

fax

passport/ID card number 09282933

in her/his capacity of member of the transnational human community and

European citizen,

Formally requests the General Prosecutor's Office,

a. to solicit urgently the Governments of States member of NATO to hand

over immediately to the Office of the General Prosecutor all the documents

in their possession

(written documents, testimonies, snapshots, television and satellite

records, telephone conversations, etc.) able to prove the crimes committed

under the order of the

Yugoslav Government and/or of Serbian and Yugoslav Presidencies by Serbian

and Yugoslav army and forces, as well as by the paramilitary forces,

against civilian

populations of Kosovo, documents that have contributed to determine, after

the failure of the diplomatic action, and according to what has been

declared by Governments in

parliamentary sessions, the recourse to military intervention;

b. to acquire and evaluate the analogue documentation of crimes committed

and being committed under the order of the highest Yugoslav authorities

against their own

citizens of Albanian origin, inhabitants of Kosovo, after the beginning of

the NATO military intervention, also considering the Geneva Convention on

humanitarian law in the

time of war;

c. to acquire the testimonies of the OSCE observers, of officers of UNHCR,

of European Commission, of International Red Cross, of NGOs that have been

operating in

Kosovo, etc.

d. to immediately acquire the testimonies that are being collected by the

General Prosecutor of Albania and to solicit analogue initiative by General

Prosecutor Offices of

every country, including the Yugoslav Federation, where refugees from

Kosovo have arrived, or are going to arrive;

e. to emphasize to the Yugoslav Government that any limitation to freedom

of information is and will be taken as a willful expression of hiding of

evidence;

f. to notify the Yugoslav authorities of the arrest warrant for Mr Arkan,

already wanted for crimes committed in Bosnia, whose active presence,

together with his groups, is

currently acknowledged in Kosovo.

The undersigned requests the Prosecutor's Office, as soon as minimal and

sufficient elements proving the responsibility of Yugoslav President

Slobodan Milosevic in the

chain of command for committing crimes will be acquired, to proceed

immediately with his indictment for war crimes and crimes against humanity,

and immediately issue

the warrant for his arrest.

Place Helsinki

Date 3 May, 1999

Signature