Mladic will be given a cell of his own, furnished with a bed, desk, bookshelves, a cupboard, toilet, sink, and telephone (although all calls go through the detention center鈥檚 staff). The cell is about 100 square feet in size 鈥� bigger than many of the dorm rooms that college freshmen share.
And you won鈥檛 see standard orange jumpsuits here. Inmates are allowed to wear their own clothing.
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