War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague?

Question

Are the public allowed to sit in on any hearings at the War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague (The Netherlands)???

Answer 1

The sessions are held in closed court for security reasons

However (at least for the ICC - International Criminal Court) when there is a session held, then you can watch it via their website e.g. with the Charles Taylor trial.  

The screening is delayed about 15-30mins from actual live coverage though.  However unless you have a vested interest or need to sleep, then be warned, the majority of time spent is really not something you can stay glued to the screen for.  It is very long-winded, techinical and monotonous (in my opinion)

This is the case for the ICC hearings.  For the ICTY I am not sure, but again, you can check their website when proceeding are taking place

Answer 2

yes,

You can go watch the War crimes trial of Bill Clinton and Al Gore

For thier illegal attack, bombing and invasions of:

Serbia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Haiti, Kosavo and Sudan.

Done without Congressional or UN approval.

Liberals are such war mongers !!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

Why? Do want to order your tickets for when Bush is there?

Answer 4

There are some nice coffee shops in the Hague, and once you've smoked up there you can visit Madurodam, which is a tiny scale replica of Dutch cities, and pretend you're a giant!