16. March 2009.
More than 60 prosecution witnesses spoke about the detention and mass execution of Bosniaks civilians in the Kalinovik area.
Case: Bundalo et al.
6. March 2009.
The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina presents more than 90 pieces of material evidence pertaining to victims' remains found in mass graves in the Kalinovik area.
5. February 2009.
The State Prosecution examines another expert witness at the trial for crimes committed in Kalinovik in 1992.
15. December 2008.
Two Prosecution witnesses say that they are afraid for their family members' safety because of their testimonies about crimes committed in Kalinovik.
14. November 2008.
A Prosecution witness speaks about her brother and father being taken away and detained in the course of 1992.
Prosecution witness Remza Surkovic saw her father for the last time in the summer of 1992, when she was 16 years old.
10. November 2008.
A Prosecution witness speaks about the participation of the three indictees in crimes committed in Kalinovik in 1992. In the course of soul-stirring testimony Fatima Keso, who appeared as a Prosecution witness in the trial of three men accused of committing crimes in Kalinovik, spoke about the loss of close family members and the participation […]
7. November 2008.
Due to electricity cuts in the State Court building the trial of the three indictees for Kalinovik crimes has been adjourned.
31. October 2008.
Prosecution witnesses speak about having lost their family members in Kalinovik in the course of 1992.
21. October 2008.
Three Prosecution witnesses speak about the suffering of Bosniaks in detention camps in the Kalinovik area in 1992.
Prosecution witness Dzemila Suljic said "Serb soldiers and policemen" took her two sons and husband to the school building in Kalinovik on June 25, 1992, adding that they then transferred them to "Barutni magacin", where she saw them for the last time.
8. July 2008.
The Trial Chamber has postponed all hearings planned for this week, due to Ratko Bundalo's sickness.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.