Lamija Grebo, Author at Detektor

Bosnia’s Strategy for Prevention and Combatting Terrorism, which expires this year, has not received nearly enough resources to succeed – and clear terrorism prevention systems have yet to be set up in all local communities, analysis by BIRN shows.

Bosnia’s Strategy for Prevention and Combatting Terrorism, which expires this year, has not received nearly enough resources to succeed – and clear terrorism prevention systems have yet to be set up in all local communities, analysis by BIRN shows.

Former Bosnian Serb soldier Sretko Pavic is being retried for the detention and killing of five Bosniak civilians, all members of the same family, near Prijedor in 1992. The retrial of Sretko Pavic opened on Tuesday at the appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court after the first-instance verdict sentencing him to 13 years in […]

Former Bosnian Serb Army deputy brigade commander Mile Ujic is accused of committing crimes against humanity by persecuting Bosniak civilians in the Rogatica area in 1992 and 1993. The Bosnian state prosecution on Thursday charged Mile Ujic, the former deputy commander of Rogatica Brigade of the Bosnian Serb Army, with committing crimes against humanity in […]

Lawmakers in the upper house of the Bosnian parliament voted to reject a proposed legal change intended to make the denial of genocide and war crimes punishable by jail sentences. The House of Peoples, the upper house of the Bosnian parliament, voted on Thursday against changing the criminal code of Bosnia and Herzegovina to criminalise […]

Salko Hondo, a veteran photojournalist for Oslobodjenje, the Sarajevo-based newspaper that courageously kept on publishing throughout the three-and-a-half-year siege of the city, went on his final assignment on July 16, 1992. Hondo had been deployed to take pictures of people queueing for water near the marketplace in the Ciglane neighbourhood when a projectile exploded close […]

Over the past four years, more than two million euros have been dedicated to building memorials honouring military and civilian casualties of the Bosnian war - but most only commemorate victims from the dominant ethnic group in each area.

Over the past four years, more than two million euros have been dedicated to building memorials honouring military and civilian casualties of the Bosnian war – but most only commemorate victims from the dominant ethnic group in each area.

The Higher Court in Belgrade has refused to extradite Osman Osmanovic to Bosnia and Herzegovina as he remains under investigation in Serbia for war crimes.

The Appeals Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has increased the sentence against Elfeta Veseli for the murder of a 12-year-old boy in the Zvornik area in 1992 from ten to 13 years in prison.

Lamija Grebo

Prevention Remains Biggest Challenge to Bosnia’s Anti-Terrorism Strategy

Episode 110: Prevention Remains Biggest Challenge to Anti-Terrorism Strategy

Bosnia Retries Serb Ex-Soldier for Killing Bosniak Family

Bosnian Serb Army Officer Charged with Persecuting Bosniaks

Bosnian MPs Reject Legislation to Criminalise Genocide Denial

Last Despatches: Photographer Who Captured Life and Death in Sarajevo

Bosnia Spends €2 Million on ‘Divisive’ War Memorials

Episode 109: Bosnia Spends €2 Million on ‘Divisive’ War Memorials

Serbia Rejects Bosnian Request to Extradite ex-Fighter

Sentence against Elfeta Veseli for Murder of a Boy Increased

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