IWPR

Institute for War & Peace Reporting

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Hopes of Coexistence Dashed

The prospect of people of different nationalities and religion living together again has been destroyed.

24 Mar 00

Interview: Still Building the New Kosovo

Kosovo remains burdened with a combination of wild capitalism and socialist self-management of 1989 - and no real rule of law. Bolder steps are required on all sides to establish state-like structures which can produce real reform.

24 Mar 00

Lawyer Excluded from Tribunal

Judges rule Milan Vujin is "unfit to appear before the Tribunal" following January's contempt of court conviction.

18 Mar 00

Krstic Stands Alone

The prosecution presents its case against General Radislav Krstic, accused of orchestrating the massacre of 7,500 Bosnian Muslims in July 1995.

18 Mar 00

Kurti's Long Night

The sentencing in Serbia of a former student activist from Kosovo highlights the West's failure to support nonviolent protesters before the war, and civil development now.

17 Mar 00

Del Ponte's Sights On Milosevic

Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte says she aims to "make life more difficult" for Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and other indictees still at large.

12 Mar 00

Camp Trial Halted By Prcac Late Arrival

Prosecution calls for adjournment in Omarska, Keraterm and Trnopolje camps trial, following arrival of fifth suspect, Dragoljub Prcac. Two accused Miroslav Kvocka and Mladja Radic end their testimony.

12 Mar 00

Fifth Omarska Camp Suspect Captured

Dragoljub Prcac becomes the fifth suspect to appear at The Hague accused of crimes at the Omarska detention camp. Three further suspects remain at large.

12 Mar 00

Trip To Hague Looming For Tuta.

The saga Mladen "Tuta" Naletilic saga took a new twist last week when two Dutch doctors ruled the suspected war criminal fit to travel - contradicting findings by Zagreb doctors in February. The Croat justice minister says he will respect the new report

3 Mar 00
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