Serbs who suffered in the 1990s conflicts sent a letter to the Hague Tribunal saying recent verdicts acquitting Croatian and Kosovo officials of war crimes were politically biased.
>>>In a landmark ruling, the court said the state was to blame for the killing of two elderly Serb civilians after the Croatian military operation ‘Storm’ in 1995.
>>>Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said the Croatian town of Gospic should reinstall a renovated statue of the celebrated ethnic Serb scientist that was destroyed by a blast in 1992.
>>>The lawyer for Croatian general Ante Gotovina, acquitted of war crimes, said Hague Tribunal trials also showed Zagreb had no “criminal politics of ethnic cleansing”.
>>>A former Croatian special police commander told a Zagreb war crimes trial that President Franjo Tudjman’s office ordered the notorious attack on Grubori in 1995.
>>>Croatia's leader Ivo Josipovic and Bosnia’s refugees minister Damir Ljubic both called for displaced Bosnians to go back to their pre-war homes.
>>>Croatian rights groups have called for legal reforms to ensure sex attackers during the 1990s conflict are prosecuted and their victims helped.
>>>Belgrade says the Hague Tribunal will examine whether it can re-open the case against two Croatian generals acquitted of war crimes.
>>>Wednesday’s meeting between the Croatian and Serbian prime ministers raised hopes that counter-claims of genocide will be abandoned, a European Parliament rapporteur said.
>>>Training centres where Serbs were taught to fight during the 1990s conflict in Croatia had links to officials in Belgrade, a Hague Tribunal trial is told.
>>>Former Croatian Serb leader Goran Hadzic collaborated with Bosnian Serb chiefs to maximise military advantage, a witness at his trial said.
>>>The ex-servicemen accused Serbs of turning an Orthodox Christmas party in a wartime flashpoint village into a display of nationalism.
>>>Prosecutors accuse Radenko Alavanja of war crimes against civilians after Serbian forces seized the Croatian town of Vukovar in 1991.
>>>The trial of former Croatian Serb leader Goran Hadzic resumed for 2013 with testimony about the exhumation of war crimes victims from mass graves.
>>>Attackers have damaged several graves, crosses and tombstones at a Serbian Orthodox cemetery in the Croatian town of Knin.
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