Milorad Dodik may have been stripped of his post as Republika Srpska president, but he’s still got the car, the protection and a parliament happy to do his bidding.

After attacking the state judiciary for months, adopting unconstitutional laws, threatening violence and making Republika Srpska’s police protect him from arrest, Milorad Dodik made a deal with the state prosecution...

Montenegro’s invitation to Bosnian war crime victims to testify against suspects who have found refuge from prosecution there is raising faint hopes of belated justice.

In this April edition of TV Justice, we’re bringing you a story about how Bosnia and Herzegovina is once again going to disappoint war victims’ families who have been waiting...

Participants agree transitional judice is a priority for the EU and feelings of ‘fatigue’ must not get in the way.

In the September edition of TV Justice we’ll be talking about a unique two-year investigation into the prosecution of corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina, disciplinary actions against judges and prosecutors,...

Almost half of Albania’s judges and prosecutors have fallen foul of a much-hailed vetting process, but among its Balkan peers, scrutiny of asset declarations leaves much to be desired.

The Bosnian state court has asked Turkey for the extradition of Sakib Mahmuljin, wartime commander of the Bosnian Army’s Third Corps, after he failed to appear to serve his eight-year...

Despite the deadline set in the revised state strategy, war crime cases will not be completed by the end of 2023, judicial officials told BIRN Bosnia and Herzegovina – a...

Following a request by BIRN BiH for more transparency in the justice system, the State Prosecution has started publishing redacted factual descriptions from confirmed indictments on its website.