Testifying at the trial for crimes in Srebrenica, Defence witness Srbislav Davidovic says that he could not foresee the killing of Srebrenica residents in July 1995.

Verdict on former police officers from Kalinovnik charged with knowingly persecuting local Bosniaks expected at the end of March.

The Cantonal Court in Mostar sentenced Miroslav Raguz to two years of prison for crimes against civilians and prisoners of war in Stolac in 1993.

Prosecution investigator Dusan Janc says, at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, out of about 6,000 bodies of Srebrenica victims, which have been found and identified so far, 702 bodies were...

War crimes trials are not private disputes that should be protected from the public, but processes that should be used for determining what happened and why, as well as who...

The trial of Sakib Dautovic before the Cantonal Court in Bihac continues with examination of six Prosecution witnesses, who speak about their detention in the Clinic in Velika Kladusa.

Testifying at the trial of Radovan Karadzic at The Hague, Prosecution witness Christine Schmitz says that , one day after the occupation of Srebrenica in July 1995 the Republika Srpska...

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a “Rulebook on Gaining Access to Information under the Control of the Court and the Cooperation with the Community”, by which the...

At the trial of six former members of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ABiH), a witness of the Prosecution recalled how her brother and father were killed in Trusina...

At the trial of Veselin Vlahovic, also known as Batko, a witness of the Prosecution said that the indictee slapped him and took 500 marks from him in his apartment...

A Prosecution witness confirmed that the accused Drazen Mikulic physically abused detainees at the Dretelj camp in July 1993.

During the cross-examination of witness Thomas Parsons, Radovan Karadzic claimed that living people whose “amputated limbs were put into mass graves” are also identified as victims from Srebrenica.