Friday, 4 july 2025.
Bosnian Serb MP Ordered Not to Leave Country
The Bosnian court told Dragomir Vasic, an ex-police chief charged with genocide soon after becoming an MP in the country’s Serb-led Republika Srpska entity parliament, not to leave the country.
Fighters Charged with Massacre of 67 Bosniaks
Ten former high-ranking members of Bosnian Serb police and military units were indicted for the persecution and murder of at least 67 Bosniaks in July 1992 in the Zvornik area.
Glavas Released from Mostar Prison
As the Constitutional Court of Croatia revokes a second instance verdict against Branimir Glavas for war crimes, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, orders his release from Mostar prison.
Indictment against Ilija Juric Filed
The State Prosecution files an indictment against Ilija Juric, known as Bekrija, charging him with having raped and mistreated Serb civilians in Odzak in the summer of 1992.
Hague Tribunal Faces a Dramatic 2015
Verdicts in the high-profile war crimes trial of Radovan Karadzic and Goran Hadzic are due this year, while the controversy over the release of Vojislav Seselj looks set to continue.
Srebrenica Genocide Convicts Claims Innocence
Almost five years after being convicted for the Srebrenica genocide, a former Bosnian Serb army member whose verdict was quashed because of the wrong application of law at his trial,...
Extension of Custody for Ten Suspects Requested
The State Prosecution requests the extension of custody for ten people, who are suspected of having participated in a massacre in Lokanj, Zvornik. The Defence teams object to the request.
Affiliation to the Territorial Defence Command Questionable
Responding to the Defence's cross-examination questions at the trial for crimes in Trnovo, a State Prosecution witness says that Serb units were not dominant in comparison to Muslim forces in...
Hague Tribunal Refuses to Return Seselj to Jail
The Hague Tribunal rejected a prosecution request to put Serbian nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj, who was temporarily released from his war crimes trial for cancer treatment, back in custody.