Friday, 30 october 2026.

Pandemic Halts Major Bosnian War Crime Trials for a Year

War crime cases involving a large number of defendants have been on hold for more than a year because of measures imposed to prevent large gatherings spreading the coronavirus, raising...

State Court Judge Azra Miletic Pleads Not Guilty of Bribery

Judge Azra Miletic appeared before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina and pleaded not guilty to charges of accepting a bribe. Defendants Senad Sabic and Ramo Brkic, whom the indictment...

Begovic’s Brother and Wife Testify in His Defense

Gligor Begovic’s wife and brother testified in his defense, and described him as non-violent and unprejudiced towards other ethnic groups.

Djelilovic Defense Presents Wartime State Documents as Evidence

Mustafa Djelilovic’s defense presented documents indicating that the wartime presidency, headed by Djelilovic, sought to protect the interests of Bosniak detainees in Hadzici.

Begovic Trial Postponed, Witness Fails to Appear in Court

The Gligor Begovic trial was postponed due to the absence of a prosecution witness who was expected to testify at today’s hearing.

Former Prisoner Describes Abuse in Bileca Detention Camps

A former prisoner of the Bileca detention camps testifying before the Bosnian state court described the mistreatment he and other prisoners experienced during his six months of detention.

No Questions for Witness

A State Prosecution witness says, appearing at the trial for crimes in Bileca, that he has received threats.

Bosnian Serb Soldier Misses Village Attacks Hearing

Ex-soldier Dragan Samardzija, accused of participating in attacks on Bosniak villages near Kljuc that left hundreds dead, did not appear for a plea hearing because he was having treatment in...

Trial Postponed Due to Kuljic’s Illness

The trial for crimes in Bileca has been postponed due to illness of Nedjeljko Kuljic, one of the indictees.

Maktouf Resentenced to Five Years

The Bosnian State court has sentenced former Iraqi volunteers Abduladhim Maktouf again to five years in prison for crimes in Travnik, after a retrial and application of the more lenient...