12. March 2021.
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 concerns that justice is suffering as a result.
Person: Kreho Minka
28. September 2015.
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 charges with having given the bribe, pleaded not guilty as well.
2. September 2015.
Gligor Begovics wife and brother testified in his defense, and described him as non-violent and unprejudiced towards other ethnic groups.
2. July 2015.
Mustafa Djelilovics defense presented documents indicating that the wartime presidency, headed by Djelilovic, sought to protect the interests of Bosniak detainees in Hadzici.
17. June 2015.
The Gligor Begovic trial was postponed due to the absence of a prosecution witness who was expected to testify at todays hearing.
12. May 2015.
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.
30. September 2014.
A State Prosecution witness says, appearing at the trial for crimes in Bileca, that he has received threats.
15. September 2014.
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 Belgrade.
19. August 2014.
The trial for crimes in Bileca has been postponed due to illness of Nedjeljko Kuljic, one of the indictees.
11. July 2014.
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 Criminal code of the former Yugoslavia.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.