Sunday, 16 august 2026.
Karadzic: Lessons Learned from Milosevic’s Trial
Referring to "lessons learned from the trial of Slobodan Milosevic", Radovan Karadzic calls for reduction of the indictment.
Veselinovic: Behaving Arrogantly
Two Prosecution witnesses recall seeing the indictee in Hadzici in 1992, when civilians were taken away.
Week ahead: Preparation for Another Retrial
Next week a pre-trial status conference is due to take place in the case of two indictees charged with crimes committed in Jajce Municipality.
Savic: Protected by Momir Savic
A Defence witness says that his late father told him that Momir Savic had done whatever he could to protect Muslims from "all kinds of paramilitary groups" in the Drinsko...
HRW: Legacy of War in Bosnia
Human Rights Watch presented its new report on human rights conditions worldwide, including Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Karadzic: Alleged Attack Against Family
At a status conference Radovan Karadzic claims that NATO forces conducted "an attack against my home and family" in December last year.
Rogatica crimes suspect arrested
Stojan Perkovic has been arrested on suspicion that he participated in crimes committed in Rogatica in the course of 1992. Acting on a warrant issued by the Prosecution of Bosnia...
Savic and Mucibabic: Reign of Terror in East Herzegovina
In late 2008, the Prosecution finished presenting evidence against Krsto Savic and Milko Mucibabic, which started in May. The Defence is to start presenting evidence on January 15.
Koricanske stijene: Indictment confirmed
The State Court in Sarajevo confirms an indictment concerning the shooting of more than 200 civilians at Koricanske stijene.
Klickovic et al: Functioning of civil authorities
The State Prosecution continues its presentation of material evidence at the trial of those accused of committing crimes in Bosanska Krupa.
Vukovic and Tomic: Shooting coming from hills
Two former members of the Second Special Police Squad from Sekovici say they have no knowledge of the murder of civilians from Srebrenica.
Week ahead: Fifteen war-crimes trials due
At the beginning of 2009 15 trials of 31 war-crimes indictees are due to take place before the State Court.