Men who were raped or sexually assaulted during the 1992-95 Bosnian war have long been reluctant to speak out for fear of stigmatisation, but now attempts are being made to...

With 90 people still missing since the conflict and abuse of wartime prisoners largely unpunished, victims’ families in the town of Hadzici say they’re losing hope of getting justice.

The Sarajevo Cantonal Prosecution files an indictment against M. R. due to a suspicion that he committed war crimes against the civilian population.

Rade Veselinovic, who was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison for crimes in Hadzici, has been released conditionally.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina hands down the seventh sentence based on a plea bargain for war-crimes charges, sentencing Rade Veselinovic to seven and a half years.

The Trial Chamber asks for more time to consider a guilt admission agreement.

The trial of Rade Veselinovic has been postponed indefinitely due to the indictee's medical condition.

First witness for Rade Veselinovic's Defence says residents of Musici village were captured, taken away and detained.

Two Prosecution witnesses recall seeing the indictee in Hadzici in 1992, when civilians were taken away.

A Prosecution witness says that he saw the indictee shooting at a detained civilian.