(27 May 2011) SHOTLIST
++AUDIO AS INCOMING++
Lukavica
1. Wide of protesters walking through streets of Lukavica, waving Serbian flags
2. Mid of protesters carrying pictures of Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic while shouting his name
3. Mid of residents watching protesters from balcony of their apartment
4. Wide of protesters marching through the streets, waving Serbian flags and shouting Mladic's name
5. Mid of protesters clapping and shouting Mladic's name
6. Mid of protesters waving Serbian flags marching through the streets
7. Wide rear shot of march
Pale
8. Wide of protesters marching through town holding Serbian flags
9. Mid of protesters
10. Various of woman holding traditional Serb instrument, the Gusle, with pictures of Mladic and former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic
11. Mid of protesters holding banner reading (Serbian) "General, we support you" and "Tadic, you pig," in reference to Serbian President Boris Tadic
12. Close of protester holding dog with the word "Tadic" written on dog's body
13. Mid of dog running away
14. Various of protest march, protesters shouting pro-Mladic slogans
15. Mid of protesters, one wearing T-shirt with photo of Mladic
16. Wide of protesters marching through the town
17. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Mladen Mandic, protester:
"We organised ourselves to show that we support General Ratko Mladic and his fight against the Hague tribunal. We are bitter because only one nation (Serb) is prosecuted for war crimes and today we are showing that everyone supports Ratko Mladic."
18. Wide of march through town centre
STORYLINE
Thousands of Bosnian Serbs took to the streets in towns close to the Bosnian capital Sarajevo on Friday to express their outrage at the arrest of their former commander, war crimes suspect General Ratko Mladic.
Up to one thousand people took part in a protest march through the streets of Lukavica, a predominantly Serb suburb of Sarajevo, waving Serbian flags and chanting pro-Mladic slogans.
In the Bosnian-Serb wartime stronghold of Pale near Sarajevo around two thousand people took to the streets, shouting insults at Serbian President Boris Tadic whom they blame for "betraying" Mladic.
Many people in Pale consider Mladic a hero, who tried to protect them.
Mladic was arrested on Thursday in the tiny northern Serbian village of Lazarevo, after 16 years on the run from international justice.
He is accused, along with Radovan Karadzic, of orchestrating Serb atrocities during a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing between 1992-95, including the deadly siege of Sarajevo and culminating in the genocide at Srebrenica which saw eight-thousand Muslim men and boys being slaughtered.
A Belgrade court ruled on Friday that Mladic can be extradited to a UN tribunal on war crimes charges, despite defence claims he is too sick to face trial.
A defence lawyer said Mladic would appeal against the decision on Monday.
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