15. December 2014.
At the trial for crimes in the Gorazde and Visegrad area the Defence presents a few pieces of material evidence, including medical documentation, confirming that indictee Dragan Sekaric was wounded in June 1992.
Person: Smajlovic Mira
29. October 2014.
Testifying in defence of Vitomir Rackovic at the trial for crimes in the Visegrad area, witnesses say that the indictee was with them on combat lines in Mount Zaglavak area for 40 days.
8. September 2014.
A protected witness was fined by the Bosnian court because he refused to testify at Serb fighter Dragan Sekaric's war crimes trial, claiming he was attacked and his family was not safe.
5. September 2014.
The trial of Dragan Sekaric, who is charged with crimes in Gorazde and Visegrad, has been postponed, because protected witness S-2 fails to appear in court.
13. June 2014.
As the trial for crimes in Zenica continues, a Defence witness says that he saw indictee Vehid Subotic, when they set off for a military operation in January 1993, but he did not see him in the vicinity of Dusina village.
30. May 2014.
Na suðenju za zloèin poèinjen na podruèju Zenice, proèitan je iskaz svjedoka Ivice Kegelja, koji je kazao kako je bio u grupi vojnika Hrvatskog vijeæa obrane (HVO) koji su pred njegovim oèima ubijeni, i da je to ubistvo naredila osoba pod nadimkom Geler.
6. May 2014.
As the trial for crimes in Dretelj continues, Defence witness Miroslav Hrstic says that he was an ordinary soldier and that he did not have a commanding function within the Croatian Defence Forces, HOS, but indictee Edib Buljubasic says that this is not true.
16. April 2014.
The trial of Vitomir Rackovic for crimes in Visegrad has been postponed due to a Defence request for the exemption of two members of the Trial Chamber.
27. March 2014.
Three former Bosnian Serb fighters were sentenced to a total of 63 years over the executions of Bosniak civilians outside a mosque in the village of Carakovo near Prijedor in 1992.
14. March 2014.
Indictments and verdicts for war crimes and other grave offences should be made public so people can learn the truth about past atrocities, a working group of the Bosnian top judicial body said.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.