Episode 22: The 16th anniversary of the bombing of Tesanjka village
The October issue of TV Justice magazine brings an overview of the most important trials held before the War Crimes Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina during September.
Crime without perpetrators - this October marks the 16 anniversary of the bombing of Tesanjka village.
Until today, no one has been brought to justice for killing of nine and wounding of dozens of people in the bombing of the village Tesanjka. The youngest victim was seven and the oldest 68 years old. While parents of murdered children and other victims complained that for 16 years those who ordered and the perpetrators of the crime are not processed for 16 years, the judicial authorities cannot agree who is responsible for completing the investigation and raise the indictments.
Guest of this month's edition of TV Justice is Milorad Novkovic, President of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Find out also what Tesanj citizens think about the processing of war crimes cases before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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