MINISTER JARNJAK RECEIVES HAGUE TRIBUNAL PROSECUTOR GOLDSTONE

ZAGREB, Oct 4 (Hina) - Croatian Interior Minister Ivan Jarnjak today held talks in Zagreb with a delegation of the International Tribunal for War Crimes in Former Yugoslavia, led by Prosecutor Richard Goldstone. Zagreb is the first destination in the delegation's journey to countries in former Yugoslavia. The International Tribunal for War Crimes representatives will visit Belgrade and Sarajevo to establish cooperation with the Serbian and Bosnian authorities and to get information on serious violations of human rights in those countries. "We have agreed on ways for cooperation with the Office of the Hague Tribunal Prosecutor at today's talks," Jarnjak said. He said that Croatia Interior Ministry had already formed a department for war crimes and gathered much information on this matter. Some pieces of the gathered documentation would be available to the Hague Tribunal. Croatia should appoint its liaison officer for the Tribunal on War Crimes, according to today's talks. "We have warned that those who would investigate cases of war crimes should bear in mind who is the aggressor and who is the victim, Jarnjak said. The Hague Tribunal delegation is to hold talks with Croatian Minister of Justice Ivica Crnic and Head of Supreme Court Milan Vukovic, who is also the head of the Croatian Government commission on war crimes. The delegation is to be received by Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Kostovic and Foreign Ministry officials. (hina) mar mm 041151 MET oct 94