Local Justice: Anniversary of Mostar Bridge Destruction Marked
Pupils from the Fourth Elementary School in Mostar and a small number of city residents gathered for a ceremony in commemoration of the 17th anniversary of the bridge's destruction. They...
ICTY: Request for Zigic’s Early Release Rejected
After having been informed by the Austrian Embassy that Zoran Zigic was “eligible for early release”, because he had served half of his 25-year imprisonment sentence, Hague Tribunal President Patrick...
Pelemis and Peric: Unable to Prevent Genocide
After the Defence of Momir Pelemis completed its presentation of evidence, Slavko Peric's Defence announced it would examine 18 witnesses in an attempt to deny the Prosecution's allegations about the...
Ivanovic: Witness Fails to Appear
Trial Chamber Chairman Darko Samardzic said the Court had been informed that Hasan Hasanovic was not capable of testifying for physical and mental reasons, explaining that this was why he...
Koricanske stijene: Death Certificates of Seven Bosniaks
State Prosecutor Slavica Terzic presented decisions rendered by the District Court in Prijedor which “pronounced death”, along with death certificates for seven Bosniaks who were last seen on August 21,...
Adamovic and Lukic: No Activities Performed by Command
Lukic said he became Commander of the Territorial Defence, TD, Headquarters in January 1992, but he told the Trial Chamber that the TD Headquarters did not have “a single recruit”,...
Karadzic: Victims, Not Collateral Damage
While questioning the protected witness, a former homicide inspector with the Safety Services Center in Sarajevo, Radovan Karadzic said that changes were made at the location of the explosion that...
Kovac: Dignity Attacked
The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina called on the Appellate Chamber to pronounce Kovac guilty, claiming it was “very easy to determine”, on the basis of presented evidence, that the...
Selimovic et al: Looking for Answers
State Prosecutor Dubravko Campara read the statements given by Nikola Stojanovic, Branislav Kalas and Marinko Kos, former members of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, who said during the course of...
Miroslav Anic Admits Guilt for Crimes Committed in Stupni Do
The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina filed the custody order motion on Wednesday, claiming the indictee might seek to flee or influence witnesses or accomplices if he remained at liberty.Despite...