16. April 2013.
The twentieth anniversary of crimes committed by the Croatian Defence Council, HVO, in Ahmici village, near Vitez, where 116 civilians were killed, was marked in Stari Vitez and Ahmici.
Case: Ljubicic Pasko
30. December 2010.
In its sixth year of operation, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Chamber for War Crimes sentenced 15 persons to a total of 156 years in prison, and acquitted seven, while the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina claims that they are also investigating one thousand suspects over war crimes offences.
30. June 2009.
The defence for Ante Kovac claims much of the blame for the crimes with which he is charged lies with a person who has already been sentenced by The Hague.
8. July 2008.
Guilt admission agreements concluded with war-crimes indictees are a source of controversy formany people in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including legal experts who believe the practice often does not help determine the truth.
10. April 2008.
Years after several hundred mosques were blown up, the Islamic Community is suing the Republika Srpska for damages in a landmark case.
28. December 2007.
In 2007, the Court of BiH ordered custody for 29 war crimes suspects, some of whom were eventually indicted, while others were released without charge.
9. January 2007.
Former HVO commander accuses Court of not following correct procedure.
21. December 2006.
The Court of BiH has confirmed the adapted indictment and an extended period of detention for former Croat Defence Council commander Pasko Ljubicic.
20. December 2006.
Tomorrow (Thursday) the Court of BiH should make a decision on the extension of Pasko Ljubicic's detention, which expires on December 22.
7. November 2006.
The appeals council is considering the defence's objection to a court decision on detaining the indictee.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.