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schema:articleBody	Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, currently behind bars in The Hague, will serve the rest of his sentence for the Srebrenica genocide in a British prison, the government in London said Tuesday. "We should take pride in the fact that, from UK support to secure his arrest, to the prison cell he now faces, Britain has supported the 30-year pursuit of justice for these heinous crimes," Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said as he announced the prison transfer. "Radovan Karadzic is one of the few people to have been found guilty of genocide," added Raab. "He was responsible for the massacre of men, women and children at the Srebrenica genocide and helped prosecute the siege of Sarajevo with its remorseless attacks on civilians." Karadzic is serving a life sentence for genocide in Srebrenica and other atrocities after appeals judges increased his sentence from an original jail term of 40 years. Bosnian Serb forces killed more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in a few days after capturing the town in eastern Bosnia on July 11, 1995. The episode -- labelled as genocide by two international courts -- came at the end of a 1992-1995 war between Bosnia's Croats, Muslims and Serbs that claimed some 100,000 lives. Karadzic and his military chief Ratko Mladic were among the last suspects put on trial by the UN tribunal in The Hague for the civil war. Appeals judges in 2019 increased Karadzic's sentence, saying the initial jail term had underestimated the "sheer scale and systematic cruelty" of his crimes. Britain in 2013 took Liberian ex-warlord Charles Taylor after he lost his appeal against a 50-year sentence for war crimes and crimes against humanity before the UN's Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) in The Hague. Taylor is serving his term at Frankland maximum security prison just outside Durham in northeastern England after being convicted of fuelling civil conflict in Sierra Leone. jwp/phz/kjl
schema:headline	Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic to serve genocide term in UK jail: govt
schema:mentions	Civil war Srebrenica International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Kingdom of England County Durham Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Dominic Raab Life imprisonment Hertz War crime Genocide London United Nations United Kingdom Charles Taylor (Liberian politician) Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina Siege of Sarajevo Sierra Leone Civil War Radovan Karadžić Bosnian War Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosniaks Ratko Mladić Srebrenica massacre
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