With no war crimes indictees or suspects ever put in detention some have run away before their trial was completed while some witnesses gave up or changed their testimonies.

Judicial authorities in central Bosnia claim they are willing to process war crimes, but express concern that lack of staff and the passage of time might undermine the process.

Despite its willingness to process war crimes cases, local judicial system in Trebinje struggles to surpass obstacles such as reluctant witnesses and lack of access to material evidence.

Evidence of firearm shots were found on bodies buried in a mass grave in Tulice, the Court has heard.

Prosecution and defence lawyers will soon wrap up their cases in proceedings against the former Bosnian Serb policeman Nenad Tanaskovic.

Despite violence and intimidation, some courageous young people in Bratunac are committed to raising awareness about the legacy of the war in order to promote a better future for themselves...

While Bosniak survivors of war were most furious, many Serbs hailed the verdict as victory of common sense.

During 2006 Bosnia’s war crimes chamber confirmed 19 indictments and passed nine verdicts handing out 130 years and four months of prison time in total.

Justice Report is a specialist reporting agency focusing on war crimes trials taking place before local courts; development of the local legal system; and efforts to come to terms with...

Handful who survived town's infamous rape camp fear they will never obtain justice.