Balkans

Bosnia War Victims' Compensation Struggle

Fifteen years after the war, many victims have yet to be compensated for suffering they endured.

Report Raises Awareness of Bosnia's Missing

Bosnian Trainees Confront the Past

Serbia Tires of War Crimes Fugitives Saga

Limited media coverage of Goran Hadzic arrest reflected his “small fish” status and public fatigue over tribunal’s pursuit of remaining indictees.

Hadzic Refuses to Enter Plea

If the accused does so again at a second appearance within the next 30 days, the court will enter a plea of not guilty.

Platform for Balkans' Post-War Justice Debate

IWPR multi-media work in the region has sought to encourage society to address the legacy of the early Nineties’ conflicts.

Court Told What Tolomir Knew of Srebrenica

Prosecution witness speaks of alleged intercepts of conversations between Bosnian Serb army officials.

Hadzic Transferred to Hague

Former Croatian Serb leader also charged with command responsibility in amended indictment.

Belgrade Analysts Play Down EU Hopes Following Hadzic Arrest

They say much more needs to be done before Serbia gets green light for membership.

Karadzic's Wartime Authority Assessed

Witness says defendant is referred to as “supreme commander” of the Bosnian Serb army in various documents.