The witness, who was a member of the Red Berets, said the order for the expulsion of the Bosniaks was issued by the unit’s commander, Radojica Bozovic. The prosecutors made...

Republika Srpska’s Ministry of Labour, War Veterans and Disabled Persons’ Protection of Republika Srpska said on Monday that the draft law on wartime torture victims has been finalised after consultations...

“This will make possible the completion of its mission by the end of the 2025,” according to the roadmap document that accompanies the action plan. The coordinator of the Coalition...

Montenegro has until next month to respond to a petition from the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg after being sued by the families of the Bosniaks, mostly Muslims,...

The Hague Tribunal information centre was launched at Sarajevo’s historic Vijecnica city hall on Wednesday, giving people electronic access to the UN court’s archives with the aim of contributing to...

The lawyer for Dragomir Parovic, one of eight former Bosnian Serb police officers charged with killing some of the 1,300 Bosniak victims in Kravica, told Belgrade Higher Court on Wednesday...

A protected witness codenamed RFJ-150 told the Mechanism for International Tribunals in The Hague on Tuesday that defendant Franko ‘Frenki’ Simatovic was “the commander-in-chief” of the unit in 1995, while...

The Turkish embassy in Bosnia and the Union of European Turkish Democrats, UETD – which organised the sixth assembly meeting of the UETD in Sarajevo – have yet to explain...

The Municipal Court in Sarajevo found Emin Hodzic guilty on Monday of illegal possession of weapons and explosive materials and sentenced him to two years in prison. Hodzic was detained...

Bosnian journalists have to contend with a variety of pressures on a daily basis which prevent them from doing their work properly, says a new report by the Post-Conflict Research...