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 ==RfC: Should this article make reference to the Bosnian Serb politician Biljana Plavšić stepping over the body of a dead Bosniak to kiss the Serb paramilitary leader Željko Ražnatović (aka Arkan)?== 

 The current version of the article makes reference to a photograph in the following terms: ""A photograph, described as ""widely-circulated"" and ""notorious"", reportedly shows Plavšić stepping over the body of a dead Bosniak civilian during the kiss."" The kiss between Plavšić and Arkan is not at issue here, there are many reliable sources that mention it, and it has been accepted as an agreed fact in several prosecutions at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. The question of this RfC is whether Plavšić stepping over the body of a dead Bosniak, or words to that effect, should be mentioned in the article, given that a significant number of sources mention this detail while a significant number of sources do not. If you consider it should be mentioned in the article, please indicate what wording you consider should be used. Plavšić is still alive, so WP:BLP obviously applies. The table below lists sources/quotes that mention the ""Plavšić stepping over the body of a dead Bosniak to kiss Arkan"" detail in some form, as well as a list of sources/quotes that don't mention any dead body during ""the kiss"". This is a bit of a contentious and complex RfC, so it would be appreciated if interested editors would do a bit of fact-checking/reading before placing a comment either way. I suggest editors use the terms Include or Do not include along with their comments and/or suggested wording. Thanks,     
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 | Biljana Plavsic: Serbian Iron Lady published by BBC (2003)|| The self-styled ""Serbian Iron Lady"" once defended the purge of Bosnian non-Serbs as ""a natural phenomenon"" not a war crime.  But a decade later, she pleaded guilty to crimes against humanity, and apologised to ""all the innocent victims of the Bosnian war - Muslims, Croats and Serbs alike"".|| Gojko Beric (in snippet view) on p. 216 of Letters to the Celestial Serbs published by Saqi Books (2002) ||  
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 | Slavenka Drakulić in ""The false repentance of Biljana Plavsic"" published by Eurozine (2009)||  
 # Judging from the photo, she did not mind doing that at all.  
 # A high-ranking politician during the war, that very lady had a habit of calling the murder of Muslims a ""natural thing"". Kissing Arkan in Bijeljina was just an expression of gratitude for a job well done.  
 || Janine di Giovanni on p. 253 of Madness Visible: A Memoir of War published by A&C; Black (2012) ||  
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 | Jelena Subotić in The Cruelty of False Remorse: Biljana Plavšić at the Hague published by BRILL (2012)|| {{tq|Plavšić is also the star of a notorious photograph taken during the ﬁrst