The Institute for Missing Persons told BIRN that it has conducted a review at each of the country’s 12 mortuaries and ossuaries, and found that 2,000 pieces of human remains...

Prosecutor Miroslav Janjic asked for a retrial to be ordered, claiming that legal and factual mistakes were made during the first-instance trial. Janjic called the first-instance acquittal a “one-of-a-kind verdict”...

The Sarajevo Canton assembly adopted a declaration on Monday, criticising the recent arrest of the retired 1990s general Atif Dudakovic and other members of the Fifth Corps of the Bosnian...

The Croatian Journalists’ Association, HND was criticised by several journalists and rights activists on Friday for presenting an award to Nova TV reporter Ivana Petrovic, who they accused of biased...

Up to 300 people protested in Sarajevo on Friday in support of Atif Dudakovic and 12 other former Bosnian Army troops who are accused by the state prosecution of crimes...

The commemoration of the 1992 killings of Yugoslav People’s Army troops will be held on Thursday at a cemetery in the village of Miljevici near East Sarajevo, because Bosnian Serbs...

The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court on Thursday upheld the first-instance verdict convicting Sasa Savinovic of committing crimes against humanity as a member of a Croatian Defence Council anti-terrorist group,...

The victims were killed in a building in Zvornik which housed the Bosnian Serb police station and the Milici Unit military unit. According to the prosecution, Maksimovic entered the building...

Bosnia’s main Bosniak-led party, the Party of Democratic Action, reacted angrily to the arrest on Friday of former general Atif Dudakovic and 11 other Bosnian Army Fifth Corps ex-soldiers, saying...

The alleged war crimes involve several hundred casualties, including civilians and captured Serb soldiers from Bosnia’s Western Krajina municipalities in 1995, as well as crimes against Bosniak civilians from the...