Saturday, 14 november 2026.

Witness Cross-Examined in Closed Hearing at Prijedor War Crimes Trial

The cross-examination of a protected state prosecution witness testifying at the trial of Mitar and Rade Vlasenko and Drago Koncar was conducted in a closed hearing. The witness is known...

Indictment against Basara and Anicic Confirmed

The Bosnian state court has confirmed an indictment against Branko Basara and Nedeljko Anicic, who are accused of committing crimes against humanity in Sanski Most and Prijedor in the spring...

Trial of Fourteen Former Bosnian Serb Army Soldiers Begins April 17

At a status conference held before the Bosnian state court, the start date for the trial of fourteen former Bosnian Serb Army soldiers was set for April 17. The defendants...

Five Years Imprisonment for Torture of Imam

The district court of Banja Luka sentenced four people to a total of five years in prison for war crimes committed against the civilian population in Cela, near Prijedor, in...

Defendant Denies Torturing Imam

Testifying in his defense before the district court in Banja Luka, defendant Sretko Dragic said he slapped imam Adil Solo around a few times, but didn’t torture him “too much.”

Closed Session at Trial of Three Former Bosnian Serb Soldiers

At the trial of three former Bosnian Serb soldiers charged with crimes against civilians in Prijedor, a protected witness for the prosecution testified in a closed session.

Keraterm Massacre ‘Done for Revenge’, Mladic Witness Says

A defence witness for Ratko Mladic told his trial that while Serbian forces committed crimes against Muslims and Croats in Priedor in 1992, they were not the work of the...

Mladic Witness: Trnopolje Was a ‘Sanctuary’

A defence witness told Ratko Mladic’s war crimes trial in The Hague that the Trnopolje detention centre near Prijedor was not a prison camp in 1992 but a place of...

Zecovi Crimes Defendants Plead Not Guilty

Fourteen defendants charged with participating in the murder of Bosniak civilians in Prijedor, pleaded not guilty today before the Bosnian state court.

Vrucinic Pleads not Guilty to Crimes Against Civilians

Mirko Vrucinic has plead not guilty of war crimes allegedly committed against civilians in the municipalities of Sanski Most and Prijedor in 1992.