During the cross-examination Prosecutor Caroline Edgerton confronted Milosevic with evidence that 336 citizens were killed and 1,789 wounded by sniper bullets in Sarajevo prior to 1994. Edgerton pointed out that...
The Prosecution charges Beganovic, former member of the Fourth Brigade with the National Defence of the western Bosnia Autonomous Region, with having treated the civilian population in an inhumane manner...
Mico Djukanovic, who used to live in the Nahorevo area in 1992, told the Court that, upon his arrival in Jagomir hospital, he saw some detainees, but he did not...
Milos Mitrovic and Branislav Milosevic, former members of the military police in Bratunac, said that they could not approach the school of volunteers and military police wearing white belts, with...
Witness Zeljko Kljajic, said that he was taken from his house in the settlement of Velesici in November 1992 with other Serb neighbours, first to the rooms of Vranica in...
The Registrar Office of the Hague Tribunal said that Mladic declared in June 2011 that he does not have funds to finance his Defence. However, an investigation concluded that Mladics...
Bell, who was a BBC correspondent from Sarajevo during the Bosnian war, said that civilians in the city were deprived of gas, water and electricity. The indictment charges General Mladic,...
Milosevic, former Commander of the Sarajevo-Romanija Corps of VRS, whom the Hague Tribunal pronounced guilty, in 2009, of crimes against civilians in Sarajevo, said that Mladic was to be blamed...
On the basis of an agreement reached at the last hearing on January 9, a Defence expert witness was due to present his findings about the indictees health condition at...
The Prosecution witness, whose identity was protected with pseudonym RM-120, stuck to his earlier statement that the Republika Srpska Army, VRS intentionally attacked civilians with grenades and snipers, saying that...