He is bound by the respect for the principles of legality and equity, as is explicitly stated in Annex IL Article 5 of the Dayton Agreement. I will complete this brief analysis of the implementation of Dayton Agreement by stating that the main war criminals, Karadzic and Neadic, are still free, in spite of Dayton, the orders of the Hague Tribunal and the elementary demands of justice. We would like to proclaim the principle of reconciliation of the people and the nations. Bosnia needs it. Here, no one advocates the view of the collective guilt of a nation.
Guilt is always individual, regardless of the number of the perpetrators.
But for the people to be absolved and for the road towards reconciliation to be open, the criminals must be punished. That is why the International tribunal in the Hague has been established, but, as is well known, neither the Chief Prosecutor nor the President of the Tribunal are satisfied with what the international community is doing. In vain they repeatedly indict the perpetrators and forward the warrants. Even on the issue of war crimes, the world seeks some painless middle-ground solution. When the issue of war crimes, like the ones committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina, comes into question, every compromise is a shameful betrayal of justice.