The evidence she gathered was later used in the preparation of indictments by the International Criminal Court for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague . She provided a video of Bosnian Serb paramilitaries executing six Bosnian Muslim prisoners near Trnovo , used as proof of Serbia 's role in the Srebrenica massacre , in which 7,500 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were killed . Kandić had located a copy of the tape , originally made by the paramilitaries themselves , from a man in Šid , who provided it only on the condition that she not air it until he had safely left the country . Excerpts from the tape were later shown on Serbian and Bosnian television . '' The Guardian '' described the tape as the " smoking gun " &mdash; " the final , incontrovertible proof of Serbia 's part in the Srebrenica massacres " &mdash; while '' The New York Times '' called the airing of the tape on Serbian television a " watershed " moment for the country . Kandić criticized a 2007 judgement in Serbia as the presiding judge , had described the crime as “ killing six men of Muslim origin ” , whom " it was not clear came from Srebrenica " . Kandić said " This judgment sends a very dangerous message , ” further stating , " Both from a moral and factual point of the view , this is not justice "
Srebrenica massacre
Srebrenica massacre
Nataša Kandić