Admir Muslimović, Author at Detektor

As the anniversary of Srebrenica approaches, Bosnian journalists recall how the shocking scale of the atrocities slowly became clear in July 1995 as information trickled out and the first eyewitnesses to the massacres spoke to reporters.

The Bosnian state court reduced former Dretelj detention camp guard Ivan Medic’s prison sentence for crimes against Serb civilian prisoners from 14 to 12 years on appeal.

The UN court in The Hague decided to transfer to Belgrade the case against two Serbian Radical Party officials who are charged with contempt of court in the trial of their leader Vojislav Seselj.

Bosnian Croat ex-fighter Azra Basic’s appeal was rejected and she was jailed for 14 years for taking part in the killings, torture and inhumane treatment of Serb civilians and prisoners of war in 1992. The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court on Thursday upheld the conviction of Azra Basic, a former member of the wartime Bosnian Croat force, the Croatian Defence Council, and jailed her for 14 years.

The massacre of 71 young people in Tuzla on May 25, 1995 was one of the most deadly crimes against civilians of the Bosnian war - but the only person to be convicted is still free.

The Bosnian court rejected Tunisia’s extradition request for Elvir Sarac, who is wanted on terrorism changes over the killing of an alleged Hamas member.

Former Territorial Defence force security officer Ekrem Ibracevic was sentenced to three years in prison for crimes against Serb civilian prisoners held in poor conditions at detention centres in Srebrenik in 1992. The appeals chamber of the state court in Sarajevo on Friday found Ekrem Ibracevic guilty of responsibility for inhumane conditions in the Rapatnica and Luke detention centres in Srebrenik in north-east Bosnia, where five Serb civilians were held in the summer of 1992.

Sarajevo-born Vojislav Seselj – who was a vociferous Communist until he embraced a nationalist ‘Greater Serbia’ ideology and went to war – faces judgment in The Hague this week for alleged crimes against humanity. At the beginning of the 1980s, none of Vojislav Seselj’s acquaintances would have guessed that the nationalist fanatic who dreamed of […]

Former Croatian Defence Council fighter Goran Pavkovic was charged with torturing and abusing Bosniak detainees in the Prozor area in 1993. The Bosnian state prosecution filed an indictment against Goran Pavkovic on Tuesday, alleging that he committed war crimes in the Prozor area in 1993.

The Humanitarian Law Centre NGO filed a criminal complaint against Svetozar Andric, a former Bosnian Serb Army commander who is now a deputy mayor in Belgrade, accusing him of war crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Admir Muslimović

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Bosnian Wartime Detention Camp Guard’s Sentence Reduced

Hague Court Transfers Serbian Radicals’ Trial to Belgrade

Bosnia Upholds Female Croat Fighter’s War Crimes Sentence

Bosnian Parents Mourn Child Victims of Tuzla Massacre

Bosnia Refuses to Extradite Terror Suspect to Tunisia

Bosniak Ex-Fighter Jailed for Crimes Against Serb Prisoners

Vojislav Seselj: Nationalist Whose Dream Didn’t Come True

Bosnian Croat Ex-Fighter Charged with Torture, Abuse

Activists Accuse Serbian Politician of Bosnia War Crimes

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