Prosecution witness John Wilson, the then Chief of United Nations military observers in Sarajevo, commented on the conversations by saying that they confirmed that Mladic had the power to impose...
A decision signed by Registrar John Hocking says that the indictee and his wife Ljiljana own a family house, that his wife had been a co-owner of a private business...
Wilson, who was the Chief of the UNs military observers in Sarajevo in the summer of 1992, described the shelling on May 28, 1992 as a horrible experience, adding that...
He specified that, during his visit to Sarajevo from October 15 to 17 Brammertz will meet with the three-member Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, State Prosecutor, international officials and representatives...
As they said, the indictee was among the men who used to beat detainees. Witness Nedeljko Nikolic said that nobody abused him, but he saw the indictee beating detainees with...
On the basis of the court experts findings Prosecutor Amela Mustafic proposed that the statements given by these witnesses during the investigation be read in the courtroom. Defence attorney Dragan...
After Mladics Defence attorney Dragan Ivetic presented the comparison to him during the cross-examination, Prosecution witness Pyers Tucker responded by saying that the two terms differed in a key issue...
The Trial Chamber found Muharemovic, a former member of 17th Krajina Brigade of the 7th Corps of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, guilty of the murder of two civilians...
Zeljko Karan, court medicine expert, who prepared his findings and opinion about the cause of death of 16 people from Serdari, at the request by the Prosecution of Bosnia and...
State Prosecutor Dzevad Muratbegovic said that the Prosecution would present eight pieces of material evidence, which the Defence considered indisputable, as well as a large number of other pieces of...