Saturday, 26 september 2026.
Sovilj and Galic Deny Charges
Former Bosnian Serb soldiers Goran Sovilj and Petar Galic plead not guilty before the Cantonal court in Bihac to crimes in Sanica village near Kljuc in 1992.
Seven Children Orphaned
Testifying at the Nikola Maric trial, several state prosecution witnesses said Maric participated in the arrest and detention of men from the village of Lug and also participated in the...
Lalicic’s Verdict on May 21
The Bosnian state prosecution has called for a verdict of conviction in the Zaim Lalicic case. The defense has called for an acquittal. The verdict is scheduled for May 21.
Livno Crimes Indictment Confirmed
The Bosnian State court confirmed an indictment against Zdenko Andabak, Muamir Jasarevic and Sead Velagic for crimes against humanity in Livno.
Witness Provides Alibi for Coloman
The first defense witness at the Jasmin Coloman trial, said he was with Coloman in the village of Krcevine in April 1993, at the time of his alleged crimes.
Arrests and Detainee Assault by Bosnian Serb Fighters in Teslic
Testifying at the trial of six former Bosnian Serb fighters, a state prosecution witness described an attack on his village by the defendants in the beginning of June 1992.
Curtic Defense Requests Supreme Court Acquittal
The defense of Ermin Curtic asked Bosnia’s supreme court to acquit Curtic of charges of war crimes in Vares. The state prosecution asked the court to confirm the first instance...
Witness Says Andabak Not to Blame for Livno War Crimes
A state prosecution witness testifying at the Zdenko Andabak trial said he was held in detention camps in Livno. The same witness said there was no conflict between Croats and...
Medical Documentation of Protected Witness Presented at Vojic and Mesic Trial
The Bosnian state prosecution presented evidence on the medical treatment of a protected witness known as ST-1 at the Adil Vojic and Bekir Mesic trial.
Bosnian Serb Army HQ ‘Didn’t Order Srebrenica Killings’
A wartime official at the Bosnian Serb Army’s main headquarters told Ratko Mladic’s trial in The Hague that no order to commit crimes against Srebrenica Bosniaks was sent from the...
Appeals Court Row Stalls Bosnia’s Judicial Reforms
A dispute between politicians over establishing a state-level appeals court has halted the country’s judicial reforms and caused the European Union to suspend vital funding for war crimes prosecutions.
Witness in Prijedor Case Links Defendants to Father’s Arrest
A prosecution witness testified on Tuesday that he was told that two defendants accused of war crimes committed in Prijedor were present when his father was arrested in 1992.