Haso Hasanovic from Srebrenica saw Ratko Mladic, the then Commander of the Republika Srpska Army, in July 1995. He says that he will never forget the encounter.

1943 Ratko Mladic was born in the village of Bozinovici in Bosnia.

Critics charge State Prosecutor’s office with keeping hold of low-ranking cases that should go to lower courts - slowing the work of resolving Bosnia’s top war crimes by 2015 deadline.

Testifying in defence of Radoslav Knezevic, who is charged with crimes committed at Koricanske stijene, two witnesses says that Damir Ivankovic told them that he “was not sure” whether indictee...

Attorneys for war-crime indictees before local courts say they don’t get the same help that prosecutors do - and wait too long to get paid.

Serb leader accused of unconstitutional bluster, for claiming Bosnian Serb entity has authority to arrest war criminals and extradite them to Serbia.

Over two years after national war crimes strategy obliged the State Court to classify all remaining cases as ‘sensitive’, or not, the task remains incomplete.

UN decision to set up a follow-up body to the tribunal draws criticism in some quarters for showing lack of confidence in the region’s own courts.

While war-crime victims recall women as carrying out some of the vilest deeds in the whole of the Bosnian war, the courts seem curiously relucant to act.

In its sixth year of operation, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Chamber for War Crimes sentenced 15 persons to a total of 156 years in prison, and acquitted seven,...