Balkans

Croatian Serb Leader Claims Trial Unfair

Milan Martic suggests Hague prosecutors favour Croats over Serbs.

International Justice/ICTY: May ‘08

Round table discusses controversy around Serbian military documents used as evidence in the Milosevic trial.

Croatia Shows It Can Try War Crimes

By Goran Jungvirth

Bosniaks Shot "Ten by Ten"

Witness testify about abuses committed by Serb paramilitaries, and allege linkage with Vojislav Seselj’s volunteers.

Stanisic, Simatovic Granted Provisional Release

Judges discount relevance of a police investigation suggesting Serbian doctors fabricate ailments to help war crimes suspects.

Is Kosovo Heading for Partition?

As new constitution comes into force, communal divisions and a row over the international presence threaten to split province.

Can Excess of Justice Lead to Injustice?

Croatia Faces State Archive Demand

Tribunal prosecutors ask judges to order Zagreb to hand over military files in Gotovina trial.

Journalist Says Glavas Assassination Story Fabricated

Croatian reporter tells court that a newspaper report which backed assassination claim was not true.

NGOs Call for War Crimes Commission

They say regional body would help set historical record straight and aid reconciliation process.