Serbia

Rights Campaigner Faces Opposition Wrath

A Serbian human rights activist is condemned by the opposition after accusing it of having close links to the Serbian leadership.

11 Feb 00

Montenegro to Co-operate with Tribunal

The Montenegrin prime minister dismisses intimidation from Belgrade and holds out an olive branch to the Tribunal.

5 Feb 00

Tadic Defence Lawyer in Contempt

The appeals court has fined Tadic's Belgrade lawyer for attempting to introduce false evidence damaging to his client.

5 Feb 00

Kosovo Serbs 'Imprisoned' in Their Enclaves

In the ethnically divided town of Orahovac, Albanians are unwilling to forgive the Serb minority for its conduct during the Kosovo conflict.

4 Feb 00

Yugoslav Army Compensation Battle

Families demanding compensation from the Yugoslav Army for relatives killed while serving in Kosovo claim they are being short-changed.

4 Feb 00

Milosevic Exploits Serb Homophobia

Yugoslav President Milosevic is exploiting deep-seated homophobia in Serbian society to undermine his opponents.

1 Feb 00

Prosecutor Dismisses 'Backpedalling' on NATO Dossier

Chief Prosecutor Del Ponte insists that she is fully reviewing the file on alleged "war crimes" by NATO during the Kosovo bombing campaign.

29 Jan 00

'Visegrad' Arrests in Eastern Bosnia

As the "Visegrad Indictment" is unsealed, SFOR troops make a new arrest in an area in Bosnia previously considered to be a safe haven for war criminals.

29 Jan 00

The Kosovo Exodus Continues

Now that the tables have turned in Kosovo, Serbs in the eastern town of Gnjilane (Gjilan) are selling up and moving out of the province for good.

25 Jan 00

Albanians Celebrate KLA Transformation as Step to Independence

After months of protracted negotiations, the KLA has finally been transformed into a trouble-shooting civilian force. But as Daut Dauti reports, the move has enraged Serbia, which sees the move as the legalisation of a separatist army.