Caroline Tosh

Stories by the Author

Genocide Acquittal Provokes Legal Debate

ICJ ruling prompts claims that the standard of proof required was too high.

4 Mar 07

Can a Fast Trial Be a Fair Trial?

Defence and prosecution teams in case against Prlic and others claim rush to complete trials seriously affects fairness of proceedings.

22 Feb 07

Unfinished Business at the Prlic Trial

BBC journalist defends a documentary he filmed in the divided city of Mostar in 1993.

2 Feb 07

Who Benefits from Streamlined Indictments?

Tribunal judges claim cuts to indictments will speed up trials - prosecutors fear it will jeopardise their prospects of winning cases.

24 Jan 07

Kosovo Trial: Focus on Serb Command System

Prosecution witness in the Kosovo Six trial describes how Serbian general circumvented proper chain of command.

20 Jan 07

Prosecution Demands Life for Martic

Defence dismisses case against former leader of rebel Serb authorities in Croatia as “fiction”.

18 Jan 07

Tribunal Under Pressure Over Completion Strategy

The ICTY looks set to close in 2010 whether Mladic and Karadzic are in custody or not.

2 Jan 07

ICC Prepared for Darfur Prosecutions

Prosecutor says he could bring charges of persecution, torture, murder and rape.

22 Dec 06

Vukovar Three Defense Case Ends

The defense case in the trial of three former Yugoslav People’s Army, JNA, officers accused of responsibility for the November 1991 massacre in Vukovar finished on December 8.

16 Dec 06

Montenegro Seeks Bosnia Genocide Case Exemption

Podgorica argues that Serbia alone should be prosecuted.