Friday, 6 november 2026.

New War Crimes Indictment in Bosnia

Never Kramer, Secretary of the District Prosecution in Eastern Sarajevo, said that the four former members of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina were charged with having participated in the...

Statements from Investigation Presented

Defence attorney Midhat Koco gave up the examination of witnesses Jovica Milosevic, Said Rizvic and Salkan Halvadzija. Witnesses Milosevic and Rizvic were invited several times, but they refused to testify...

Reporting to Military Police Voluntarily

Zejnil Suceska said that he voluntarily reported to military police and that, after having received a decision, he used to drive water and fire wood for the Army by his...

Payments to Detainees Endanger the Budget

The Council for Protection of Vital Interest with the Constitutional Court of RS has determined that the Law does not refer to members of any of the constitutional peoples and...

Wounding and Murders in Youth Centre

Robert Kristo said that he lived in Poculice village, Vitez municipality until April 16, 1993, when the village was attacked. He was then taken, together with his family and other...

Suspect Alic Did not Hear about Incidents

Sefik Alic, who testified in presence of his legal advisor Kadrija Kolic, because he is under an investigation, said that he happened to be in Konjic, when the war broke...

Witness Recalls Driving Potocari Men

The witness said that he worked for the Bratunac company „Vihor“ when in July 1995 he was told by his boss to take a bus and drive Muslims from Potocari....

Nine Suspects Ordered back into Custody

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, accepts a State Prosecution’s appeal and orders nine persons, who are suspected of crimes in the Doboj and Teslic area, back into custody....

Skinny and distracted Hodzic

Zaim Softic, a former member “Zulfikar” squad of the BIH Army (ABiH), said that he was at the Mraziste hotel on Igman Mountain, from February to April 1993, and that...

Evidence about Tomasica at Mladic’s Trial

Presiding judge Alphons Orie said, in his decision, that forensic evidence found in Tomasica mass grave was “extremely relevant for the accusations against Mladic”. “So far the Chamber has examined...
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