The prosecution closes its case with the reading of statements from two witnesses who claim the indictee personally raped them in 1992.

One former Gabela camp detainee has told the court that that he was once beaten so badly that he begged indictee Nikola Andrun to kill him.

Former HVO commander Pasko Ljubicic has been transferred from The Hague to Sarajevo, where he was ordered to be held in custody for one month.

Survivors from Planjina kuca testified again about the torture and disappearances of detainees - and accused Dragan Damjanovic of these acts.

In the continuation of the trial of 11 indictees charged with genocide in Srebrenica, another prosecution witness said that he saw Milos Stupar in Sandici on July 13, 1995.

Two prosecution witnesses claim that indictee Radisav Ljubinac is responsible for crimes committed against Rogatica's civilians.

Two witnesses recognised the indictees in the courtroom - but did not connect them to the murders in Kravica.

The War Crimes Chamber's objectivity is called into question in the run up to October's elections.

The prosecution claims that it can prove that Radisav "Pjano" Ljubinac consciously participated in attacks against civilians – but the defence argues that he is a tragic figure who played...