15. October 2019.
A judge in St.
Haris Rovčanin
11. October 2019.
Milan Bogdanovic, a former commander of Bosnian Serb police special units who was initially acquitted of capturing Bosniak men from Srebrenica who were then abused and killed in July 1995, has died before his final verdict.
8. October 2019.
The Bosnian court was urged to impose harsher sentences on Maksim Bozic and Edin Hastor, two Bosnian Islamists who were jailed for a total of six-and-a-half years for planning terrorist attacks.
23. September 2019.
Investigators have found two skulls during an exhumation in Bosnia’s Prijedor area of a suspected wartime grave that is believed to contain the remains of Bosniaks killed in the village of Rizvanovici.
17. September 2019.
Eight Bosniaks are being retried for committing crimes against Serb and Croat civilian prisoners who were illegally held in detention camps in the Hadzici area during wartime.
29. August 2019.
Fewer of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s wartime missing persons are being found because witnesses who know about undiscovered mass graves are still unwilling to come forward and relatives are dying without learning the fate of their loved ones.
30. July 2019.
Bosnia and Herzegovina signed agreements with Croatia and Serbia aimed at improving cross-border cooperation in the search for the remaining 12,000 missing persons from the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s.
26. July 2019.
The planned memorial room in central Sarajevo will contain exhibits telling the story of how more 1,500 children were killed during the wartime siege of the Bosnian capital.
24. July 2019.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Council of Ministers was criticised for again failing to consider a revised national strategy for prosecuting war crimes to ensure that the country’s huge backlog of cases is processed by 2023.
The Council of Ministers, the executive branch of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s state-level government, has been criticised for again failing on Tuesday evening to consider a revised national strategy to clear up the country’s large backlog of war crimes cases.
16. July 2019.
Enver Buza, the former commander of a Bosnian Army battalion in Prozor, is on trial for failing to punish his subordinates for killing 27 Croat civilians in an attack on the village of Uzdol in 1993.
In closing arguments at the Bosnian state court in Sarajevo on Tuesday, the prosecution argued that former Bosnian Army battalion commander Enver Buza should be found guilty and given the harshest possible penalty.
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