Dispute Over Prison Camp Case Referral
Serbian and Bosnian representatives vie over staging trial of Omarska and Keraterm indictees.
18 Nov 05
Albania
High Hopes for Bosnian Court
New war crimes chamber is ready to dispense justice, but its key task is to be accepted by all sides.
18 Nov 05
A Chilling Charge Sheet
Former guerrilla leader Ramush Haradinaj and his lieutenants are accused of persecuting fellow-Albanians as well as Serbs.
18 Nov 05
Rise and Fall of Macedonia's Nationalist Showman
Once hailed as a national saviour, the stunts of the latest Hague indictee Ljube Boskoski finally repelled even his most ardent admirers in the media.
18 Nov 05
Vukovar Three Trial Debated
Serbia and Croatia state their case at The Hague to be allowed to try war crimes suspects.
18 Nov 05
Bosnian Court Prepares for First Hague Case
Local war crimes chamber officials say first UN tribunal referral reflects international confidence in Bosnian judicial institutions.
18 Nov 05
Justice at What Price?
Allowing Belgrade to keep key evidence from public view in the Milosevic trial could have grave repercussions for justice and reconciliation.
18 Nov 05
Oric Laywers Call for Acquittal
Case against Bosnian Muslim commander criticised as “weak” and “sloppy”.
18 Nov 05
Interpreting Justice
Accuracy under pressure is a must for the tribunal’s band of courtroom interpreters – but political awareness is often just as vital.
18 Nov 05
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