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Media in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the region and the World have not shown much interest in reporting on testimonies at Radovan Karadzic's trial before the Hague Tribunal – this is a conclusion of an analysis done by the Balkans Investigative Reporting Network in Bosnia and Herzegovina, BIRN BiH.

We have great pleasure in inviting you to the promotion of the publication, The History Over Trivia II, published by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN BiH) in cooperation with and support of The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Foundation.

A book authored by Diane Orentlicher, US professor, titled “That Someone Guilty be Punished”, dealing with effects of the Hague Tribunal on the societies in the former Yugoslavia, was presented in Sarajevo.

The Association of Court Reporters organized, in collaboration with BIRN Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, a meeting of judicial representatives, journalists and NGOs, who discussed possibilities for improvement of cooperation, in Tuzla on Tuesday, May 31 this year.

Representatives of the Association of Court Reporters, AIS met in Sarajevo on May 19 and discussed upcoming meetings in local communities with judicial organizations and media representatives.

A joint meeting of media and judiciary from Herzegovina was organized by BIRN Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Association of State Court Reporters and Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Mostar on Thursday, March 24.

Members of the Association of Court Reporters, AIS held a meeting in Sarajevo on February 24 at which they discussed future steps needed for improvement of cooperation between judicial institutions in local community and media representatives.

On December 14 members of the Association of Court Reporters, AIS, held their last meeting in this year and concluded that an attempt had to be made to solve the issue of publishing of indictments on web pages of the State Court and Prosecution.

At their meeting held on September 28, representatives of the Association of Court Reporters of Bosnia and Herzegovina, AIS, concluded that the problem of non-obtainment of indictments from judicial institutions had to be resolved as it obstructed the work of regular court reporters.

At their meeting held on September 28, representatives of the Association of Court Reporters of Bosnia and Herzegovina, AIS, concluded that the problem of non-obtainment of indictments from judicial institutions had to be resolved as it obstructed the work of regular court reporters.

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Media Reports about Karadzic Trial

Invitation: Media on trial of Radovan Karadzic

A Book on Effects of Hague Tribunal Presented

Improvement of Cooperation Needed

AIS Plans for Tuzla meeting

Reaching Truth through Joint Cooperation

Improve Cooperation in Local Communities

Seek to Resolve Indictment Publishing Issue

The Problem of Non-obtainment of Indictments

The Problem of Non-obtainment of Indictments

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