Media groups say legal amendments aimed at protecting privacy will hinder investigations and pave the way to a new form of censorship.

Meddzida Kreso, President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, says that, from the very beginning the Court has advocated for treating war-crimes and organised crimes cases as public interest...

Petar Kovacevic, the Director of the Agency for the Protection of Personal Data of Bosnia and Herzegovina, considers that the anonymisation of war crimes cases is not in accordance with...

The current ‘anonymization’ of court verdicts, especially on war crimes, harms the judicial system and wider society, lawyers, experts, and victims say.

“In July 1995, in his position as a President of Republika and a supreme commander of the army and police, and as part of the organized criminal enterprise together with...

Representatives of judicial institutions from Bijeljina and Tuzla, the region’s media as well as representatives of non-governmental organizations request amendments to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Law on Protection of Personal Data,...

War crimes trials are not private disputes that should be protected from the public, but processes that should be used for determining what happened and why, as well as who...

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a “Rulebook on Gaining Access to Information under the Control of the Court and the Cooperation with the Community”, by which the...