Two decades on from the attack that killed seven JNA soldiers, efforts to solve the case are in disarray, while Bosnian Serbs claim to be collecting fresh evidence.
Representatives of judicial institutions from Bijeljina and Tuzla, the regions media as well as representatives of non-governmental organizations request amendments to Bosnia and Herzegovinas Law on Protection of Personal Data,...
After more than five months, the trial of Zoran Marjanovic, former member of the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS), who is indicted of war crimes in Rogatica in 1992, has...
Verdict on former police officers from Kalinovnik charged with knowingly persecuting local Bosniaks expected at the end of March.
The involvement of international judges and prosecutors in the War Crimes Chamber of the Prosecution and Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has encouraged public faith in the impartiality of those...
Brussels wants Bosnia to get a move on in establishing a state appeals court but opinions in the country are divided on whether such a court is strictly necessary...
The powerful symbolism of the 1994 and 1995 market massacres explains why many Serbs are reluctant to accept court verdicts pinning responsibility for them on the Bosnian Serb army.
According to the analysts, boisterous and negative reactions from Republika Srpska (RS) regarding the decision on the suspension of the investigation against a number of suspects in the Dobrovoljacka case,...
The Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) achieved outstanding results in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2011, continuing to provide information and analysis to the media, victims, and the general public on...