Person: Mladic Ratko Archives

Dusan Skrba, former Commander of Artillery with the First Sarajevo Brigade of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, says at Ratko Mladics trial that the Unit could not have fired a mine-thrower grenade at Markale market place in August 1995.

Former Bosnian Serb Army officer Predrag Trapara testified in the defence of his ex-commander Ratko Mladic in The Hague, saying that his unit did not intentionally fire on civilians.

Former Bosnian Serb Army chief Mladic has begun his defence at the Hague Tribunal against charges of genocide and crimes against humanity during the 1992-95 conflict.

The Hague tribunal allowed the Defence of Ratko Mladic to appeal a decision, under which it was found the Prosecution presented sufficient evidence under which it could be concluded that he was guilty of genocide in Srebrenica and seven other municipalities.

The genocide trial of former Bosnian Serb fighter Aleksandar Cvetkovic heard how a young Bosniak survived because the body of a dead prisoner shielded him from gunfire.

The Defence of Ratko Mladic announces that it will present the judges with 336 witnesses during its evidence presentation process, which is due to begin on May 19. Mladic is charged with genocide and other crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The trial chamber of the Hague tribunal is to decide on the request of Ratko Mladic's defence for his release after the prosecution presents its case on April 15.

Ratko Mladic's defence says the former Bosnian Serb Army commander 'did not give any orders for any crimes' during the war in Bosnia.

The Hague prosecution said evidence already shows that Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic committed war crimes and his appeal for release halfway through his trial should be denied.

Halfway through his war crimes trial at the Hague Tribunal, former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladics defence asked the court to drop all the charges against him.

Person: Mladic Ratko

No Mine-Throwers in Sarajevo Surroundings

Bosnian Serb Forces Never Targeted Sarajevo Civilians

Ratko Mladic Begins War Crimes Defence

Mladic Allowed to Appeal Midway Verdict

Srebrenica Massacre Witness Recalls Surviving Execution

Mladic Plans to Invite 336 Witnesses

Ruling on Mladic Acquittal Request Due April 15

Defence Denies Mladic Had Genocidal Ambitions

Hague Tribunal Urged to Reject Mladics Acquittal Bid

Mladic Demands Acquittal Halfway Through Trial

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