A protected Prosecution witness describes how he was captured and beaten up "by a man, whose arm was immobilized," claiming that this man was Suljo Karajic.

The ICTY Appeal Chamber has acquitted the former Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina commander from Srebrenica of all charges.

The trial for Vitez crimes is due to commence in the second half of August.

A Defence witness claims that the Convicts Battalion was not part of the Second Brigade of the Croatian Defence Council, HVO, although this Brigade paid their salaries.

A Pre-Trial Chamber of the ICTY warns Zdravko Tolimir that should he continue to obstruct proceedings, he will be deprived of the right to self-representation.

Defendant Veljko Basic, according to expert opinion, is not fit to stand trial, leading to the adjournment beginning of the Vlasenica crimes trial.

Stojan Zupljanin will attend a plea hearing in 30 days, as he has still not received the indictment.

The four indictees fail to appear at the status conference related to the Defence evidence presentation plan.

A witness claims that Milko Mucibabic arrested him in June 1992, as per an order issued by Krsto Savic and he was then transferred to a detention camp in Bileca.

Prosecution witnesses recall how they were detained in various buildings in the Bosanska Krupa area and Mladen Drljaca's role in the crimes in 1992.

A witness, who survived the massacre at Kapija in Tuzla, recalls the moment when the shell hit the town.