International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Archives

During the continuation of Ratko Mladics trial at The Hague, the prosecutors try to prove that the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, randomly fired modified air-bombs on Sarajevo in 1995, while Defence witness Vladimir Radojcic denies that.

Cross-examining Defence witness Vladimir Radojcic at Ratko Mladics trial, Hague prosecutors say that he gave a biased statement in order to defend Mladic from the accusations.

Defence witness Vladimir Radojcic confirms at Ratko Mladics trial that he ordered firing of a modified air-bomb at the Radio and Television Sarajevo building in the summer of 1995, because the TV station broadcast the worst possible propaganda against the Serbian people.

Testifying in defence of Ratko Mladic, Stevan Veljovic, former officer with the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, said that Serb forces did not fire a mine-thrower grenade, which caused numerous civilian victims in front of Markale market place in Sarajevo in the summer of 1995.

The trial of Ratko Mladic, who is charged with genocide against Muslims and Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, continues at the Hague following a one-week break ordered due to indictees illness.

Former Commander of the Republika Srpska Army Ratko Mladic, who is charged with genocide against Muslims and Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, fails to appear in the courtroom of the Hague International Tribunal this morning again due to illness.

The trial of Ratko Mladic, who is charged with crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, before the Hague Tribunal, is postponed due to the indictees illness.

At the trial of Ratko Mladic, the Hague Prosecution prosecutors deny the credibility of Defence witness Milorada Batinic, suggesting that is not competent for assessing who is responsible for explosions in Sarajevo, which caused many civilian casualties in the period from 1992 to 1994.

As the trial of Ratko Mladic continues at the Hague, a former interpreter with UNs military observers conveys the allegations by representatives of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, who said that they were not responsible for the death and wounding of civilians at Markale market place in Sarajevo.

Countries in the world should use new methods to investigate wartime sexual violence and adopt laws which will allow the persecution of offenders, the Global summit to stop sexual violence in conflict in London heard.

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)

Random or Targeted Fire

Order to Capture UNPROFOR Members

VRS Targeted Sarajevo TV Building

Mladics Order to Allow Passage of Humanitarian Aid

No Heavy Artillery in Studenkovici

Mladic Still Sick

Trial Postponed Due to Mladics Illness

Defence Requests Shortening of Workweek

Observations by Serbs after Markale Explosion

Laws and Investigative Measures For Wartime Rape

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