Court Says Ratko Mladić Must Stay in Prison
Introduction
A United Nations court said no to a request. Ratko Mladić cannot leave prison early. He is in prison for life because of war crimes.
Main Body
Mladić is 84 years old. His lawyers say he is very sick. They want him to go to a hospital in Serbia. The Serbian government wants to help him. Judge Graciela Gatti Santana says Mladić is sick. But she says the prison in The Hague is good. He can get the medical help he needs there. He can also see his family. Mladić led soldiers in Bosnia from 1992 to 1995. He killed many people. Over 100,000 people died. People who lost family say he is not really sick. They say he just wants to leave prison.
Conclusion
Ratko Mladić must stay in prison in The Hague.
Learning
⚡ The Power of 'CAN'
In this story, we see a word that tells us if something is possible or allowed.
The Word: can / cannot
How to use it: It is very simple. You don't need to change the word for different people. It stays the same for I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
Examples from the text:
- Ratko Mladić cannot leave prison. It is not allowed.
- He can get medical help. It is possible.
- He can also see his family. He has permission.
🛠️ Word Building: 'SICK'
Notice how the text uses this word to describe a person's health:
- Very sick (Strong/Bad health)
- Not really sick (Maybe pretending/Better health)
Pattern: Very + Adjective = More strength.
Not really + Adjective = Less truth/strength.