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The verdict in the Gligor Begovic trial will be handed down on Friday, December 11. Begovic, a former member of the Bosnian Serb Army, has been charged with war crimes in the Batkovic detention center near Bijeljina in 1992.

The verdict in the Radoman Fundup trial will be announced on the same day. Fundup, a former member of the Bosnian Serb Army, has been charged with the murder and abuse of civilians in Foca.

On Thursday, December 10, the defense will continue presenting its closing statement at the trial of Dzevad Salcin. Salcin has been charged with war crimes on Mount Igman in the municipality of Hadzici in 1993.

Trials dealing with the Srebrenica genocide, as well as war crimes in Visegrad, Sanski Most, Bihac, Ljubuski, Rogatica, Prijedor, Livno, Mostar, Hadzici, Kotor Varos, Zavidovici, Teslic, Kladanj and Prozor are scheduled to continue next week.

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Forum “Rat je tema. Obrazovanje je svrha." Foto: Detektor.
BIRN BiH Holds Forum on Established Facts as Basis to Teach About War
Education grounded in judicially established facts can be a key tool in learning about the Bosnian war, heard the forum, ‘War Is the Topic. Education Is the Purpose,’ through which BIRN BiH concluded its two-year project.
Knjiga žalosti za Ratka Mladića. Foto: Detektor
Mladic’s Death Sparked Glorification and Denial – But No Reaction from Bosnia’s Prosecution
The glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic – at rallies, torch-lit gatherings and displays of his photograph in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as at his funeral in Serbia – has spilled over into social media, with posts portraying him as a hero. Members of the public have filed complaints about this, while war survivors have been living in fear, but the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has remained silent, as if a law regulating this issue doesn’t exist.