A witness for the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the trial of Jasko Gazdic, former member of the Army of Republika Srpska, claims a person who identified himself as “Jasko” raped her in August 1992.
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Milan Marinkovic was sentenced today to 3.5 years in prison for war crimes committed against two Croatian policemen in Borovo Selo near Vukovar on May 2, 1991.
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In spite of a Constitutional Court ruling suspending the lustration process last week, journalists, clergy and NGO activists are still being vetted for past police collaboration.
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Students and veterans of the Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA, on Monday demanded the end of the Klecka trial, condemning it as “discrimination against the liberators” of Kosovo.
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The long-running trial against Mihajlo Hrastov, former Croatian special forces policemen, restarted today at Croatia’s supreme court, more than 20 years after he was first charged with war crimes.
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A team of Serbian doctors went to the Hague Tribunal on Thursday to examine the medical condition of Serbian politician and war crimes defendant Vojislav Seselj.
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Bosnia's appeals court has sentenced a former Bosnian Serb police officer to 31 years in prison for the genocide in Srebrenica, and acquitted his colleague on all charges.
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Macedonia’s Constitutional Court on Wednesday temporarily suspended several controversial provisions of the Lustration Law, which aims at purging former police informants from public office.
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Serbia's War Crimes Prosecutor says the new head of the Serbian Army is not suspected of command responsibility for war crimes in Kosovo, refuting claims made by an NGO.
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Activists demand action on case of war crimes witness who was killed in 2000 and whose murder has never been solved.
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State prosecutor’s decision to end probe into 14 top suspects has inflamed Serbian opinion in Bosnia - and increased the possibility that Serbia’s courts will step up their own investigations.
An exhibition of some 30 black and white photos of the siege of Sarajevo contrasts the wartime atmosphere of the Bosnian capital with the face of the city today.
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State Prosecution terminates investigation into 14 individuals suspected of involvement in Dobrovoljacka Street killings in May 1992 - but says investigation into the crime will continue.
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To allay suspicions of abuse of the law, Macedonia’s ruling party is contemplating making controversial dossiers of the former police informants available to the public.
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Serb leader in Croatia voices support for the withdrawal of the mutual genocide lawsuits filed by Belgrade and Zagreb.
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