Judge Queries Disqualification From Seselj Case

"By any standard of due process of law... I would be entitled to have my views considered" – Judge Frederik Harhoff

Toppled Minaret Provokes Passions in Georgia

As Muslims call for rebuilding and Christians say no, officials who cited planning violation struggle to contain damage.

We Told Hadzic of Paramilitary Crimes – Yugoslav General

Wartime staff officer says Croatian Serb administration had mandate to prosecute crimes by irregular forces.

Delayed Gratification for Azerbaijani Voters

People suspect shifting deadlines for new housing and other infrastructure are an election tactic intended to make them grateful.

Tajik Opposition Still Unclear on Election Tactics

Bosnian Croat Village Lives With Traumatic Past

Survivor recalls 1993 atrocities in his own Croat village, and also speaks with regret about killings in nearby Bosniak settlement.

Karadzic Loses in Challenge to Appeals Process

Defendant argues that appeals institution designed to succeed tribunal wasn’t properly constituted. Judges disagree.

Bullying, Extortion Plague Kyrgyz Schools

Abuse of fellow-pupils seen as part of wider culture of lawlessness and violence.

Armenia, Azerbaijan Argue Over POW

While Baku says army conscript chose to defect, Yerevan says his rights as a captured combatant have been flouted.