| Goran Hadžic Initial Appearance – 25 July 2011- Media Information and Accreditation |
| ► Media Accreditation Due to space limitations, all media representatives wishing to enter the court building on those days must submit an accreditation request. Two different types of accreditation will be provided to as many journalists as possible for: A. access only to the lobby* of the Tribunal. B. access to the lobby of the Tribunal and courtroom’s public gallery. |
► Collection of Accreditation ► Court Building Media Facilities The Tribunal’s lobby will be equipped with work spaces, power outlets and WiFi. There are no public phones. No filming is allowed inside the Tribunal. The filming of the court proceedings is carried out by the ICTY. Break out boxes for the live audio and video feeds will be available. |
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► SNG Trucks Limited space is available in the vicinity of the Tribunal’s building for SNG trucks. The Tribunal does not issue accreditations for SNG trucks and spaces are taken on a “first come first served” basis. Trucks parked in non-designated area will be asked to move by local authorities. Limited break out boxes for the audio and video feeds are available. However, media organisations must ensure that they have an adequate supply of cabling and power. |
| ► Security Procedures | |
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• Main Entrance All persons entering the building are subject to security checks of their person and belongings. No one is permitted access to the building without complying fully with the requirements of the Tribunal's security officers. All members of the press have to present their press card and photographic identification as well as accreditation. • Access to the Tribunal's Lobby Persons with accreditation to access the Tribunal’s lobby must remain within that area of the building. They will not be allowed into the public gallery of the Courtroom. |
• Access to Tribunal's Gallery
Once in the court building persons wishing to access the public gallery of the courtroom are required to pass through an additional security check. Persons will be required to carry specific accreditation. No electronic equipment whatsoever will be allowed in to the courtroom’s public gallery. Please do not carry mobiles, cameras or other such electronic devices. It is possible to leave these items with the ICTY Security in the deposit boxes at the main entrance of the Tribunal. If you use ICTY storage, please plan for extra time to store your items and be reminded the Tribunal shall not be liable for any loss or damage to any items or equipment. |
| ► Proceedings Broadcast on Web The hearing will be broadcast live on the Tribunal’s website: www.icty.org > About courtroom broadcast |
| ► Proceedings on Satellite
The Tribunal will endeavour to place courtroom proceedings on Intelsat with the following coordinates: |
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| Satellite name: Intelsat 907 DVB- PAL system C band download frequency- 4109.809 FEC QPSK ¾ / B polarization (left circular) |
Position 27.5 degrees west Not encrypted - in the clear Symbol rate – 1.384144 Audio – 2 channels, Stereo |
| Please note the Tribunal can in no way guarantee this service and broadcasters are advised not to rely exclusively upon it. | |
| ► Court Formalities
The Presiding Judge is responsible for the dignity and decorum of the courtroom proceedings and may order that any person be removed from the public gallery at any time. The formal entry of the Judges of the Tribunal will be announced by an usher who will ask all present to rise. All present will stand and remain standing until after the Judges have taken their seats. A similar procedure will be followed at the close or any adjournment of the proceedings. Spectators are asked to remain standing until all Judges have left the courtroom. |
| ► Language
The official languages of the Tribunal are English and French. All public proceedings can be followed in the courtroom gallery through the use of portable headsets in either: English, or French, as well as Bosnian, Croatian or Serbian. |
| For further information please contact: | |
| ICTY Media Office Tel: +31 70 512-8752; 512-5343; 512-5356 or email press [at] icty.org (subject: Journalist%20Question%20on%20Mladic%20Trial) () |
ICTY Spokesperson - Nerma Jelačić Tel: +31 70 512 5066 or email jelacic [at] un.org (subject: Journalist%20question%20on%20Mladic%20Trial) () |