Dusanka Majkic, a delegate at the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, visited Serb prisoners, who were sentenced for war crimes, in the Facility in...

Witness B told the Trial Chamber that his wife mentioned to him, after they were married in 2000, that she was “abused” during the war, but she did not speak...

The Prosecution and Defence filed their written closing statements with the Trial Chamber. Presenting his closing statement, the indictee said that he performed his police job during the war in...

In their motion, the prosecutors emphasised that they had disclosed 19 'packages' of evidence to the defence since the trial began, and that problems had emerged in “only two packages”....

Earlier this year eight nongovernmental organizations have formed a committee to organize the commemoration of 20 years since the start of the “Prijedor genocide”, as they call it. However, at...

Presenting its introductory statement, the Prosecution said that it would prove that indictee Djajic intimidated civilians, unlawfully took them away, abused and treated them in an inhumane manner and pillaged...

Witness Djordje Andric said that as of mid-May 1992 he could not move freely and that policemen came every day to Tarcin (municipality of Hadzici), where he lived with his...

“In light of serious omissions by the prosecution in regard to disclosure of evidence, we have decided to suspend the beginning of the evidence presentation process,” said Orie. The prosecution...

Prior to the beginning of the retrial Defence attorney Vasvija Vidovic requested the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina not to admit new pieces of the Prosecution's...

Gazdic said that he was member of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS in Foca in August 1992, but he never raped or mistreated detained Bosniak women, whom other members of...