KARADŽIĆ NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO SAY HOW HE IS - BULLYING AND KILLING HIM

PALE, FEBRUARY 21 /SRNA/ - Sonja Karadžić-Jovičević, the daughter of the first president of Republika Srpska Radovan Karadžić, told SRNA that she has no information about her father's health in one of the worst British prisons, because the family is finding it increasingly difficult to get in touch with him, and she said that bullying and killing is the attitude towards him.

Karadžić-Jovičević pointed out that in the British prison in Albany on the Isle of Wight, Karadžić is not even allowed to say how he is as the phone line gets immediately cut off. "When Radovan calls, the line gets disconnected as soon as I ask him how he is and if he feels better. When the line is established, the machine informs for 15 seconds where the call is coming from, that the call is being recorded, etc. When the machine ends, they connect the call, but then our conversation lasts 50 seconds in total, with warnings at the beginning of the conversation," explained Karadžić-Jovičević. She stated that she posted as evidence that the conversation lasted zero minutes and 50 seconds, and when you subtract about 15 seconds of the machine, that's 35 seconds of conversation. "And when I ask him about his health, the call is immediately cut off," added Karadžić-Jovičević. She believes that Karadžić, who is suffering unprecedented torture, is not allowed to say how he feels, so that there would be no attempt to react to it and that the family would not have proof of what is happening to him in general, let alone what his health is like. Karadžić-Jovičević explained that he has a landline phone card that he can use every four hours and that this is one of the sanctions. "Simply, as soon as he dials the number, even though we didn't answer, they count on him that the call has been made, so he has no right to a new call in the next four hours," stated Karadžić-Jovičević. Karadžić-Jovičević says she doesn't know why they keep imposing some punishments on him so that he would be constantly sanctioned. "He doesn't know that either, and there is no explanation, except bullying of different kinds, including this," she added. "Apart from the subjective assessment of his voice, I have no other information. Just from those short conversations with Radovan, you can tell a little by his voice that his voice is better, cleaner, more rested, and that's in the morning. If the call is in the afternoon, his voice seems tired, weak and slowed down, and that again means that his recovery is poor," said his daughter. She recalled that he was given antibiotic therapy that was prescribed without any analysis. "This is murder, punishment for being punished, and execution of the death penalty for life imprisonment. Now it is completely clear why the British wanted him and got him from the Hague Tribunal as a trophy", Karadžić-Jovičević assessed. According to her, it is now bullying Karadžić is as if they dragged him from the tribe of one of their colonies, so they are punishing him and exercising all their power on him in a rotten prison system. "Bullying and killing", concluded Karadžić-Jovičević. Radovan Karadžić was imprisoned in Albany Prison on the Isle of Wight where, after being convicted at the Hague Tribunal, he is serving a life sentence. It is a prison that has a reputation as one of the worst prison institutions in Great Britain and does not meet the numerous conditions stipulated by the standards in most European countries.