Witnesses in the first genocide trial conducted in Bosnia and Herzegovina describe what happened in Kravica on July 13, when about 1,000 Bosniaks were shot dead.

An attending judge will examine Radovan Karadzic, who is expected to be transferred from Belgrade to The Hague in the middle of this week.

While Bosnian victims welcome the arrest of Radovan Karadzic, they express hope that this will mark an end to a long and hard era.

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

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.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed the indictment for Srebrenica genocide.

The Court of BiH asks the British Ministry of Justice to sanction Radislav Krstic because he refused to testify.

ICTY convict Radislav Krstic does not want to communicate with the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina or testify in favour of the eleven indictees, who are charged with the genocide...

A former member of the Commission for Srebrenica speaks about the conclusions presented in his Report of 2004.

Court expert Richard Butler claims that in the Zvornik Brigade, Milorad Trbic was the officer in charge of the reburial of bodies in other graves.