The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina announces that Vaso Todorovic, who is charged with genocide in Srebrenica, will admit guilt, after the qualifications in the indictment were changed.
UN war crimes prosecutors at The Hague are due to file a revised indictment against wartime Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic with a motion, requesting its confirmation, on Friday.
A Prosecution witness recalls having been forced to leave his home in Nevesinje in 1992 with his slippers on.
Two Prosecution witnesses speak about Rade Veselinovic, claiming that he abused them while they were detained.
At the trial for Zvornik crimes, the State Prosecution and Defence are engaged in a confrontation over interpretation of the law.
A Prosecution witness describes the detention and mistreatment in Bosanska Krupa, as well as the examination before "a court martial".
Sir Geoffrey Nice, lead prosecutor of Slobodan Milosevic, applauds Bosnias new war crimes court, compares the Milosevic and Karadzic cases and is mystified by the Florence Hartmanns indictment.
Due to the examination of a protected witness the public was excluded from the hearing at the Visegrad crimes trial.
The Bosnian Prosecution has indicted ten people it believes helped Radovan Stankovic escape from the Foca prison.
Next week a status conference for the third trial for genocide in Srebrenica is scheduled before the State Court.
Due to the Defence's failure to submit documents they intended to use as evidence to the State Prosecution, the examination of witness Anicic has been postponed.
Witness described how Suljo Karajic took her father away that she never saw again.