Monday, 8 december 2025.
Prosecution Wants to Reopen Mladic Case
The Hague prosecution asked the Tribunal to allow it to reopen its evidence presentation process in Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic’s trial, so it can present the judges with...
Witness Says Momir Nikolic’s Allegations are Lies
Testifying in defence of Ratko Mladic, former Serb policeman Nenad Deronjic rejects, as “a lie”, an allegation by key Prosecution witness Momir Nikolic, who said that he was present, when...
Criminals, who Disgraced Honest Soldiers
As Ratko Mladic’s trial continues before The Hague Tribunal, Defence witness Veselinko Simovic says that he would put some of the Serbs, who were sentenced for crimes in Foca, “on...
Releasing Convicts from Foca Prison
As the Defence of Ratko Mladic continues presenting evidence, witness Zoran Nikolic says that, during the war he did not know about crimes against Muslims and sexual violence against Muslim...
Unperformed Orders
Former chief of the Center for Public Safety in Zvornik told the Srebrenica genocide trial that he did not know any units were formed after Goran Saric's orders.
Srebrenica Rape Victim Testimony: ‘A pain that will stay with me’
In July 1995, after Bosnian Serb forces overran Srebrenica, 18-year-old ‘H.T.’ was raped at a battery factory in nearby Potocari. It was 40 days she had given birth, and she...
Srebrenica Marks Genocide Anniversary with Mass Burial
Mourners gathered to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacres with a ceremony at which the bodies of 175 victims who were identified over the past year were buried.
Genocide Convicts Serving 500 Years
Thirty Bosnian Serbs have so far been jailed for a total of 568 years for genocide and other crimes in Srebrenica 19 years ago.
Bosnian Serb Policeman Jailed for Srebrenica Genocide
Former special policeman Zeljko Ivanovic, who guarded a warehouse where Bosniaks were massacred, was given the maximum sentence of 20 years for assisting the Srebrenica genocide.
Bosnia Cuts Srebrenica Genocide Convicts’ Sentences
Five former Bosnian Serb policemen were given reduced sentences of 20 years each for aiding genocide in Srebrenica following a retrial after their previous convictions were annulled.