The premiere of a short documentary entitled Remember Me was held in the Sarajevo War Theatre, SARTR. The film, whose author is Azra Hodzic, is dedicated to children, who have...
The authorities must ensure that major parts of the law which havent been implemented for nine years are now put into practice, the International Commission on Missing Persons said.
Tuesday, 16.09.2014 (12:00-14:05) - Bosnian society isn’t paying enough attention to the issue of the 8,000 people still missing since the 1990s war, a debate after the screening of the...
The presidents of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia signed a landmark declaration aimed at speeding up the search for people still missing from the 1990s conflicts.
The Hague prosecution asked the Tribunal to allow it to reopen its evidence presentation process in Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladics trial, so it can present the judges with...
Authorities in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia should declare this year as missing persons year, because around 13,000 people are still missing in the region, said the conference in Sarajevo.
Forensic evidence from a mass grave at the Tomasica mine near Prijedor, where the remains of hundreds of people have been found, could be used to help punish war criminals.
During a public debate held in Mostar, families of the missing say that it is important for them to receive information about the processing of war crimes in Bosnia and...
A Muslim religious ceremony and burial of 11 Bosniaks, who were killed in Zvornik municipality between 1992 and 1995, will be held at a Shahid cemetery in Gornja Kalesija, Kalesija...
