City: Banja Luka Archives

Testifying at the trial of Nenad Tanasic and Tihomir Boroja before the District Court in Banja Luka, a Defence witness says that he saw two policemen putting a man inside a white VW Golf in September 1995, adding that there were no injuries on the man's body.

Testifying before the District Court in Banja Luka, a Prosecution witness says that in 1995 Muharem Somic identified indictees Nenad Tanasic and Tihomir Boroja as the persons who beat him and took his mother away.

Prosecution witness Muharem Somic testifies at the trial of Nenad Tanasic and Tihomir Boroja before the District Court in Banja Luka, and says that the indictees participated in his beating in September 1995.

A section for support and protection of witnesses and victims during the entire course of investigations, as well as after court proceedings have ended, has been opened within the District Court and Prosecution in Banja Luka.

A former commander of UN forces in Sarajevo testifies at the trial of Radovan Karadzic and says that UNPROFOR was not able to see what was happening in Srebrenica for days after the Serb forces had occupied the enclave.

Bosnia and Herzegovinas Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN B&H) has launched a series of new projects in 2010, by which it intensified the work on informing the public about the war crimes trials, and thus achieved significant results in the sixth year of its existence

The District Court in Banja Luka has confirmed the indictment against two former police officers for crimes against the civilian population in the city.

Republika Srpska justice minister says confusion about respective powers of Bosnias State Court and courts in the Bosnian Serb entity needs clearing up.

The presentation of evidence at the trial of Miladin Trivic, Miroljub Vujasinovic and Radenko Kerezovic, who are charged with crimes committed in Vrbanja, has been completed with the presentation of closing arguments and examination of witnesses.

Dissatisfied with the work of Bosnia's Institute for Missing Persons, INO, a group of families of detainees, fallen soldiers and missing civilians in Republika Srpska announce they will organise new, larger protests in the beginning of December.

City: Banja Luka

Local Justice Tanasic and Boroja: Cries in Front of Police Station

Local Justice Tanasic and Boroja: Identification of Indictees

Local Justice Tanasic et al: Taken Away in an Appropriate Manner

Local Justice – Improved Witness Protection Measures

Karadzic: Closed Door at Srebrenica

BIRN Bosnia and Herzegovina: Six years of intensive work

Local justice: Indictment for crimes in Banja Luka

Dzerard Selman: Clashing Court Jurisdictions Harm Bosnias Justice

Local Justice Trivic et al: Verdict Due on December 13

Local Justice: More Protests Over ‘Unequal Treatment’ of Victims

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