Belgrade and Sarajevo are to sign an agreement to cooperate over war crimes cases, but some victims fear that it may not bring more convictions.

Courts in Bosnia increasingly rely on guilt pleas to speed up trials secure verdicts – but many victims groups feel justice is being sacrificed in the name of expediency.

After accepting a guilt admission agreement, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina sentences Zdravko Mihaljevic, a former member of the “Maturice” Special Purposes Squad with the Croatian Defence Council, HVO...

Critics charge State Prosecutor’s office with keeping hold of low-ranking cases that should go to lower courts - slowing the work of resolving Bosnia’s top war crimes by 2015 deadline.

Upholding appeals filed by the State Prosecution, the Appeals Chamber revoked the verdict of acquittal in the case of Zdravko Mihaljevic and ordered a retrial.

The Prosecution's appeal in the case of Zdravko Mihaljevic is discussed by Appellate Chamber members.

Evidence of firearm shots were found on bodies buried in a mass grave in Tulice, the Court has heard.

In 1993, civilians were massacred in the village of Tulice near Kiseljak. The Prosecution charges Zdravko Mihaljevic, also known as Pijuk, with this crime.