Bosnia and Herzegovina
Conviction of Ex-Bosnian Police Commander Questioned
Humanitarian Law Centre says judges failed to establish defendant's guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
Witness Insists Cermak Had No Military Involvement
ex-Croatian military official claims general came to Knin to assist civilians.
Croatian Soldiers Say Praljak Forbade Crimes
They testify that general was tolerant, cultured man, who outlawed any misdemeanours by soldiers.
UN Official Casts Doubt on Indiscriminate Shelling Claims
Former special envoy observed following artillery attack that damage to town of Knin was “unexpectedly minor”.
Pandurevic Defence Calls for Acquittal
Former Bosnian Serb army commander's lawyer said prosecutors failed to prove case against his client.
Stanisic-Zupljanin Trial Begins
Prosecutors say ex-police chiefs were responsible for atrocities committed against non-Serbs in Bosnia.
International Justice/ICTY: July/Aug ‘09
Leading academic speaks highly of IWPR report on uncertain fate of international legal staff working for the local justice system.
Gotovina Defence Seek to Counter Random Shelling Claims
Expert witness criticises prosecution witness contention that Croatian army indiscriminately shelled Serb civilian areas.
Karadzic Trial to Begin Next Month
New judge sets start date and asks prosecutors to cut indictment against accused once again.