Sunday, 16 august 2026.
Patrick Robinson: ‘Mladic Could Be Tried After Tribunal Closes’
Tribunal president says court ‘exit’ strategy would not affect trials of outstanding fugitives, praises Bosnia’s war-crimes court and insists victims should receive compensation.
Stupar: Retrial to Begin in March
At a status conference the Appellate Chamber announced that statements given by 26 witnesses who testified about Stupar at the first instance trial will be heard during the retrial.
Karadzic: Defence From the Whole World
Radovan Karadzic asks France to submit evidence on "how Muslims killed their own people in Sarajevo", also asking Germany, Croatia and Iran to submit documents on the breaching of the...
Zulfikar Alispago Ordered Into Custody
Accepting the State Prosecution's motion, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina orders one-month custody of the suspect accused of crimes committed in Trusina village in Konjic municipality in April 1993....
Ratko Dronjak and Dragan Rodic Ordered Into Custody
The State Court orders one-month custody for two people suspected of crimes committed in Kamenica detention camp in the Drvar area.
Vukovic and Tomic: Crimes Committed by Unknown Soldiers
During six months of evidence presentation the Defence of Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic sought to prove that the indictees did not participate in the genocide. The Defence also questioned...
Livno Pledges to Get Tough on War Crime Cases
While courts promise to deploy more resources, victims have doubts, noting the inactivity of the judiciary in the area over the past 15 years.
Custody of Nedzad Hodzic Terminated
As per a proposal made by the Defence, the State Court terminates custody of Nedzad Hodzic, who is suspected of crimes against Croats in Konjic.
Nedjo Ikonic Extradited to Bosnia and Herzegovina
The US authorities have deported Nedjo Ikonic, suspected of participation in genocide committed in Srebrenica, extraditing him to the custody of the judicial bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
David Schwendiman: State Prosecution International Staff Members Driven Away
David Schwendiman, former Chief of the Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, tells Justice Report that the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, HJPC, in...
Karajic: Admissions of Guilt by “Volunteer and Freewheeling Soldier”
The trial of Suljo Karajic, which has lasted for more than 20 months, is due to be completed with the presentation of closing arguments by the State Prosecution and Defence...
BIRN Marks Five Years of Growth in Bosnia
New radio and TV shows have enabled us to bring news and analysis of war crimes trials, and of the judicial process in general, to a growing audience.