Milosevic Fights for Right to Represent Himself
Tribunal appeals chamber hears arguments for and against allowing former Yugoslav president to present his own defence.
Tribunal appeals chamber hears arguments for and against allowing former Yugoslav president to present his own defence.
Young witness describes traumatic events that led to the deaths of his father and uncle in Serb massacre.
Washington daily and a former US ambassador launch misguided attack on the UN war crimes tribunal.
Former Bosnian army officer claims that government troops were unable to control foreign fighters on their territory.
Defendant said to have put pressure on Bosnian Serb official to destroy Banja Luka’s mosques.
Hague to decide whether to transfer first ever case to Serbia’s fledgling war crimes court.
Captives from a Muslim village were put on a bus, then slaughtered.
Appeals chamber’s decision to restore accused’s right to defend himself will require judges to maintain firm control of the trial.
Hadzihasanovic trial hears that Bosnian army troops protected, not imprisoned, Croat refugees.
Defendant is said to have acted duplicitously in the months before the outbreak of the Bosnian war.