| frontline: the world's most wanted man: trying war criminals: dayton's mandate for apprehending war criminals (1983 words) |
 | According to the Bosnian delegation's American legal adviser, former State Department official Paul Williams, the NATO-led international peacekeeping force in Bosnia "would neither interact with indicted war criminals nor tolerate their presence in the area of operation. |
| Expectations that the Dayton agreement would produce a breakthrough on apprehension of indicted war criminals were dashed almost immediately by the United States, Dayton's chief sponsor. |
| From the signing of the Dayton agreement in December 1995 until the summer of 1997, NATO avoided active measures to apprehend indicted war criminals. |
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