11. December 2015.
The state prosecution filed an indictment against five men suspected of war crimes in Vitez.
City: Vitez
6. July 2015.
The state court acquitted former Bosnian Army serviceman Jasmin Coloman of involvement in the killings of Croat civilian detainees in Vitez in 1993.
3. July 2015.
After a trial that has lasted eight months, the Bosnian state court will hand down a verdict in the Jasmin Coloman trial on July 6. Coloman, a former member of the Reconnaissance Squad of the Seventh Muslim Brigade of the Bosnian Army, has been charged with killing and wounding civilians in Poculica, near Vitez.
10. June 2015.
The Bosnian state prosecution called upon the state court to find Jasmin Coloman guilty of murdering and wounding civilians in Poculice, near Vitez. The defense called for a verdict of release.
27. May 2015.
The presentation of evidence at the Jasmin Coloman trial concluded with testimony from Coloman and the presentation of material evidence by the defense.
7. May 2015.
The first defense witness at the Jasmin Coloman trial, said he was with Coloman in the village of Krcevine in April 1993, at the time of his alleged crimes.
23. April 2015.
Testifying at the trial of Jasmin Coloman, a state prosecution witness said Coloman was one of two soldiers whom he drove to a detention center where Croats were held.
17. April 2015.
22 years ago, an explosion of a truck bomb in the old part of Vitez killed five civilians. Witnesses of this terrorist act remember the chaos caused by the explosion, the shattered bodies, the wounded neighbors, and the destroyed settlement.
16. April 2015.
The 22nd anniversary of the death of 116 Bosniak civilians who were killed by extreme elements of the Croatian Defense Council was commemorated today in Ahmici, near Vitez.
16. January 2015.
The Cantonal court in Travnik stopped the criminal proceedings against former Bosnian Croat fighter Krunoslav Bonic, who is awaiting extradition in Australia, after the prosecution withdrew the charges against him.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.