Saturday, 7 november 2026.

Journalists behind Wire – Prisoners Free

Krajisnik said that the non-Serb population left “only voluntarily, in an organised manner, under escort”, as per an agreement between the RS authorities and Red Cross, “for the sake of...

Bosnian Croat Jailed for Dretelj Camp Murders

The cantonal court in the town of Mostar on Wednesday found Vulic, a wartime military policeman with the Croatian Defence Council, guilty of killing three Bosniak prisoners at the Dretelj...

Mladic Commanded even When in Belgrade

The Prosecution’s military expert Richard Dannatt says before The Hague Tribunal that Mladic commanded the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, in the days after the occupation of Srebrenica in July 1995,...

Banovic and Granic Convicted of Dretelj Crimes

Banovic was jailed for a year and ten months and Granic for a year-and-a-half for abusing Bosniak civilians at the camp. Banovic, former member of the Croatian Defence Council was...

Remains of Four People and One Child Exhumed

“We assume we have found the remains of civilians and members of the Bosnian Serb army. Until now we have found the remains of five persons, among them one child....

Only Two Survivors

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina charges Aleksandar Cvetkovic, former member of the 10th Reconnaissance Squad with the Main Headquarters of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, with having participated in...

Victims from Bljecevo Grave

Court expert Vedo Tuco said that, on the basis of a DNA analysis, identification reports and court medicine expertise, he made his findings and opinion about the cause of death...

Bosnian Serbs Acquitted of Kalinovik Detentions

Ex-policemen Milan Peric, Spasoje Doder, Predrag Terzic and Aleksandar Cerovina were acquitted on Tuesday of war crimes, with the appeals court ruling that although they arrested the Bosniaks, they were...

Darko Mrdja Released Early

Mrdja, former member of the Public Safety Station in Prijedor, admitted guilt for having participated in the murder of more than 150 Bosniaks, who were transported by a convoy from...

¸Dragan Nikolic Freed in August

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY in February 2005 sentenced Nikolic to 20 years in prison, after which he was transferred to Italy to serve his prison...
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