Episode 06: 15 years after the conflict in BIH, 10,000 people have still not been found
In sixth episode we bring an overview of the most important trials held before the War Crimes Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in May.
TV Justice visited the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), and in the second part of the magazine you can watch a reportage about the identification process of missing persons.
We spoke to Amor Masovic, member of the State Institute for Missing Persons' board, about his longtime work on finding and identifying victims of war.
At the end of the magazine you can hear what Tuzla citizens think about the work of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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TV Justice Magazine is a monthly show about war crime trials in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the front of the State court War Crimes Chamber. TV Justice is part of the Justice Report, 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 the past. You can read our reports, listen Radio Justice and watch TV Justice online at www.bim.ba and Balkan Insight Video.
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