CLEAN: Mladic jailed in The Hague to face war crimes charges

The transcript discusses the detention process of a fugitive who has been captured after a long pursuit. It outlines the initial isolation in a detention cell, the expected timeline for preliminary hearings, and the satisfaction of authorities in capturing a long-time fugitive. The importance of trying the fugitive before the tribunal is emphasized, highlighting the cooperation with state authorities and the United Nations.

What is the initial step taken when a fugitive is detained?

• They are sent to a rehabilitation center.

• They are released on bail.

• They are placed in an isolated cell.

• They are immediately put on trial.

How soon are preliminary hearings usually held after a person's arrival?

• Within a month

• Immediately upon arrival

• Within two or three days

• Within a week

Why are the authorities pleased with the capture of the fugitive?

• He was a minor offender.

• He voluntarily surrendered.

• He was a long-time fugitive.

• He was captured without any effort.

What has been emphasized regarding the arrest of fugitives?

• They should be pardoned.

• They must be tried before the tribunal.

• They should be exiled.

• They must be given a fair trial in their home country.

What role do international bodies play in the arrest of fugitives?

• They have no involvement.

• They provide financial support.

• They insist on the arrest and trial of fugitives.

• They offer asylum to fugitives.