Is Henry Kissinger Next?"
Milosevic Transfer Sounds a Warning for
Leaders Past and Present, says McKinney

Pinochet and Milosevic, pave way for other policy makers in the
chain of command to face the music for crimes against humanity.

WASHINGTON - 07.3.01 | The June 28, 2001,
transfer of former Yugoslavia President Slobodan Milosevic by Serbian authorities to the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal at the Hague, is a triumph for victims of war crimes all over the world, said Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney (D-GA), and paves the way for an open dialogue regarding former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Recently, French authorities subpoenaed Mr. Kissinger for questioning related to his knowledge and possible role in war crimes committed in South America involving the disappearance of French citizens in Chile
and Argentina in the 1970s.

Mr. Kissinger has not come forward to testify.

In a letter to Secretary of State Colin Powell dated June 26, the
Congresswoman wrote "The search for truth and justice should not
be impeded by the stature or power of an individual in question.