Bosnias constitutional court overturned the convictions of ten unnamed war criminals after a European human rights court ruling suggested they were tried under the wrong criminal code.
The trial of Ilija Pavic, who is charged with crimes in Livno in August 1992, begins before the Cantonal Court in Livno.
Former policeman Dusko Djajic was found not guilty on appeal of charges that he committed a war crime against a civilian in Ilidza near Sarajevo in 1995.
As the trial of Franjo Pravdic, who is charged with murder of prisoners of war, continues, Bojan Jovicinac of the State Investigation and Protection Agency, SIPA, says before the Cantonal...
Prosecution witness Seval Alickovic tells the Cantonal Court in Zenica that indictee Vahid Hadrovic beat and Fadil Dajic killed civilian Sekula Poletan in the Kakanj area.
The trial of Hajrudin Dedic, who is charged with crimes against the civilian population in Breza, begins with the reading of the indictment and presentation of introductory statements before the...
Five indictees, who are charged with crimes committed in Kljuc, appear before the Cantonal Court in Bihac and plead not guilty.
At the trial of five former members of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, witnesses for the Bihac Cantonal Prosecution confirmed that in March 1995 they were physically and mentally...
At the trial of Azemin Sadikovic for the crime committed in the municipality of Hadzici, witnesses for the Sarajevo Cantonal Prosecution said there were no military targets in the village...
The trial of ex-soldier Milan Markovic for abusing prisoners in Sokolac during wartime was suspended indefinitely after the court ruled that he was mentally incapable of continuing.
Testifying for the defence of the third defendant, military expert Asim Dzambasovic said that Senad Hakalovic was an ordinary soldier and as such he could not have issued any orders,...
A cantonal court in the southern town of Mostar sentenced a former Bosnian Croat fighter, Luka Peric, to two years in prison for abusing Bosniak civilians and prisoners of war...