Sunday, 11 may 2025.
INVESTIGATION: Bosnian Judiciary Criticised for Employing Relatives
In at least 12 cases, Bosnian state court and prosecution employees are related to each other – a situation which could create conflicts of interest, experts say.
Analysis – Vitomir Rackovic: Trial Involving Arrest, Imprisonment and Rape of Civilians Nearing End
After a trial that has gone on for over a year, the Bosnian state court is expected to hand down a verdict in the Vitomir Rackovic case on May 11....
Appeals Court Row Stalls Bosnia’s Judicial Reforms
A dispute between politicians over establishing a state-level appeals court has halted the country’s judicial reforms and caused the European Union to suspend vital funding for war crimes prosecutions.
Analysis – Goran Popovic: Assault and Abuse of Prisoners at Uzamnica
The state prosecution has examined seven witnesses and presented material evidence to prove the allegations in the indictment. Popovic’s defense examined ten witnesses and presented material evidence during the trial....
Terrorist Act in Vitez Gone Unpunished for 22 Years
22 years ago, an explosion of a truck bomb in the old part of Vitez killed five civilians. Witnesses of this terrorist act remember the chaos caused by the explosion,...
Analysis: Ibro Macic – Accused of Murder in Blace and Prisoner Abuse in Musala
The Bosnian state court will pronounce a first instance verdict against Ibro Macic, accused of having committed war crimes in Konjic, on April 17.
Analysis – Witnesses describe torture and rape at Indira Kameric trial
On April 17, after a trial that has lasted fifteen months, the Bosnian state court will pronounce a verdict in the Indira Kameric case. Kameric has been charged with war...
Former Captives Describe Beating and Starvation at the Silos Detention Facility
After almost three years, the Bosnian state prosecution finished presenting evidence at the trial of former Bosnian security forces accused of committing crimes against civilians and prisoners of war at...
Analysis – Josip Tolic: Claims to be innocent of severe civilian abuse
On March 6, Bosnia’s state court will hand down a verdict in the case of Josip Tolic, a former Croatian Defence Council (HVO) soldier accused of committing war crimes in...