kosovo-govt-criticises-mayor-s-war-crimes-arrest
24 May 13 Kosovo Govt Criticises Mayor’s War Crimes Arrest

The Kosovo government has criticised the arrest of the mayor of Skenderaj/Srbice, Sami Lushtaku, and four others for alleged war crimes against civilian prisoners during the 1999 conflict.

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kosovo-mayor-detained-for-war-crimes
23 May 13 Kosovo Mayor Arrested For Alleged War Crimes

Police have detained the mayor of Skenderaj/Srbice, Sami Lushtaku, and four other suspects for alleged war crimes against civilian prisoners during the 1999 conflict.

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high-police-officer-in-custody-for-war-crimes
22 May 13 Serbia Holds Senior Policeman Over War Crimes

The Serbian special police unit officer detained on suspicion of helping to massacre at least 65 Albanian civilians in a Kosovo village in 1999 is Vladan Krstovic, BIRN can reveal.

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evidence-dispute-at-bosnian-croat-chief-s-murder-trial
22 May 13 Bosnian Croat Commander’s Murder Trial Evidence Disputed

A witness at the Zagreb trial of Mladen Naletilic, a Bosnian Croat ex-commander convicted of war crimes but released this year, retracted earlier testimony he gave about the alleged murder.

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serbia-arrested-gendarmerie-member-for-ljubenic-massacre
21 May 13 Serbia Arrests Two Over 1999 Kosovo Massacre

Serbian police have arrested two men, including a current member of the country’s special police unit, on suspicion that they helped murder at least 65 Albanian civilians in a Kosovo village.

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eulex-investigates-alleged-war-mass-killings-in-kosovo
25 Apr 13 EU Prosecutors Probe ‘Worst Kosovo War Massacre’

The EU rule-of-law mission in Kosovo has formally launched an investigation into what is alleged to be the largest mass killing by Serbian forces during the late 1990s conflict.

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media-attacker-on-serbian-consulate-arrested
19 Apr 13 Croats Arrest Suspect in Serbian Consulate Attack

The man who attacked the Serbian consulate in coastal city of Rijeka was arrested, media reported on Friday.

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suspects-for-us-embassy-attack-in-belgrade-plead-not-guilty
17 Apr 13 Serb Suspects Plead Not Guilty to Embassy Attack

The group of 12 accused of setting fire to the US embassy in Belgrade during riots in 2008 have all pleaded not guilty.

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calls-to-solve-major-war-crimes
26 Mar 13 Bosnia ‘Needs More Money’ to Prosecute All War Crimes

Bosnia’s state court and prosecutor’s office said that more funds are required to start processing the most sensitive and difficult cases and provide justice for wartime victims.

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atttackers-on-serb-students-arrested
19 Mar 13 Croatia Arrests Serb Students’ ‘Hate Crime’ Attackers

Police have detained seven Croatian youths for beating up a group of Serb religious students near an Orthodox monastery in an allegedly ethnically-motivated attack.

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serbia-files-charges-for-torture-of-croat-prisoners
13 Mar 13 Belgrade Charges Serb With Torturing Croat Prisoners

Former military reservist Marko Crevar has been indicted for war crimes against Croat detainees at a Serb-run prison camp in the town of Sremska Mitrovica in 1992.

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osce-to-help-bosnia-with-war-crime-prosecutions
11 Mar 13 OSCE Helps Bosnia Speed Up War Crimes Cases

The OSCE and Bosnia’s top judicial authority have launched a joint project aimed at accelerate work on war crimes prosecutions by supporting support legal institutions.

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yugoslav-general-face-charges-for-espionage
06 Mar 13 Freed Yugoslav General Faces Trial as US Spy

General Momcilo Perisic, acquitted of war crimes by the Hague Tribunal last week, could now be prosecuted for spying for the United States after he returned to Serbia.

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last-two-suspects-in-monster-case-arrested
04 Mar 13 Kosovo Arrests Macedonia Mass Murder Suspects

Kosovo police detained the remaining two ethnic Albanian suspects wanted for killing five Macedonians in a politically-charged case that raised ethnic tensions.

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four-bosniak-fighters-arrested-in-bihac
13 Feb 13 Bosnian Soldiers Arrested for Crimes Against Serbs

Four former Bosnian Army servicemen were detained for allegedly abusing Serb prisoners being transported from the northern towns of Bihac and Cazin in 1995.

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