The Aggression consequences of NATO Aggression against FR Yugoslavia 1999

This book is devoted to the memory of hundreds of abducted and missing persons, whose destiny remains uncertain for more than 15 years and, in particular, to the memory of those Serbs who had been victims of human organs trafficking by internationally organized criminals. To date, nobody has been found guilty of committing these odious crimes. Furthermore, the documentation on these crimes has disappeared while in the possession of the Hague Tribunal. The initial investigation on allegations of human organs trade in Kosovo and Metohija had been conducted by Swiss lawyer and Senator, Mr. Dick Marty, whose findings were endorsed by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. Expressing profound gratitude to Mr. Dick Marty, the publisher believes that his humane motives, sense of justice, and intellectual courage, will finally bring about the results worthy of the European civilization values.

The present volume might be properly described as the result of the International Conference entitled "Consequences of NATO Aggression against the FR of Yugoslavia" convened in Belgrade from 24–26 March 2000 on the occasion of the first anniversary of the NATO armed attack on Yugoslavia. The Conference was organized by the Institute for International Politics and Economics under auspices of then Federal Ministry Foreign