New Evidence Links Serbia to Srebrenica Massacre
Serb police and military documents suggest Belgrade might have had a hand in the eastern Bosnia atrocity.
9 Nov 05
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Teething Problems for Bosnian Courts
New national war crimes chamber should resolve many issues of fairness, but that doesn’t help trials already under way in local courts.
9 Nov 05
Bosnian Commander “Could Have Controlled” Mujahedin
Former UNPROFOR commander testifies that defendant was a cool, calm thinker who was in a position to restrain subordinates.
9 Nov 05
Belgrade Furious at Hague Treatment of Minister
Outrage in Serbia over cross-examination of justice minister by tribunal prosecutors.
9 Nov 05
Karadzic “Associate” Still Being Questioned
A week after detaining him, SFOR continue to interrogate Milovan Bjelica in connection with his alleged links to Hague indictee’s support network.
9 Nov 05
Justice Eludes Republika Srpska
The majority of war crimes were committed in the Bosnian Serb entity, but the authorities seem in no rush to prosecute those responsible.
9 Nov 05
Bosnian Croat Sentences Disputed
Both sides seek changes to hefty prison terms facing two Bosnia Croat leaders, but while the defence wants a reduction, prosecutors ask for longer sentences.
9 Nov 05
Briefly Noted
The tribunal announced this week that the defence phase of the case against Slobodan Milosevic was being pushed back until July 5.
9 Nov 05
No Trace of Mujahedin
Witness in Hadzihasanovic case tells of fruitless search for a rumoured 2,000-strong force of foreign mercenaries.
9 Nov 05
Krajisnik Linked to Expulsions
As trial reconvenes, prosecution seeks to link defendant with ethnic cleansing campaigns.
9 Nov 05
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