In Conversation With: A War Crimes Prosecutor ft. Arthur Traldi

The goal of this series is to highlight the stories and experiences of different actors within the field of International Humanitarian Law. On this episode, we are joined by attorney Arthur Traldi, who spent several years of his legal career at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY). Most notably during this time, Mr. Traldi served as a prosecutor on the Ratko Mladić case. In this role he helped to secure convictions for a number of crimes committed by Mladić, the former Commander of the Main Staff of the Army of the Bosnian-Serb Republic (VRS), including genocide, persecution, murder, extermination, and more. In this episode, Mr. Traldi discusses his time at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), including his work on the Ratko Mladić trial, and provides greater insight into the experience of working at an international tribunal and the importance of international humanitarian law.
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