Case: Trbic Milorad Archives

Although 21 years have passed since the commission of Srebrenica genocide, the remains of all the victims have still not been found.

The appellate chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has reduced Milorad Trbics sentence from 30 to 20 years in prison. Trbic was convicted for his participation in the Srebrenica genocide.

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, has told the Bosnian court he was innocent.

Human rights experts of the United Nations, UN, express fear the release of Milorad Trbic, whose verdict for genocide was quashed, might lead to the 're-victimization of victims'.

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has quashed a verdict under which Milorad Trbic was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the genocide in Srebrenica.

The ICTY and Bosnias state court have together convicted 27 persons for the 1995 atrocity, with nine judgments still pending before the state court.

Until today seven members of the Zvornik Brigade of the Army of Republika Srpska, VRS, were found guilty and sentenced to a total of 139 years in prison for killing more than 2,500 men and boys from the area of Srebrenica in July 1995.

Hague verdicts hold High Command under Ratko Mladic most responsible for the carnage in Srebrenica, along with active participation of Bosian Serb armys Drina Corps.

Presenting its closing arguments, the State Prosecution calls on the Court to sentence Milorad Trbic to a maximum long-term imprisonment.