Bosnian Students to Study Transitional Justice
Introduction of new course at local universities seen as key to promoting reconciliation across region.
Bid for Two Mladic Trials Rejected
Judges say this would infringe on the accused’s rights and create numerous logistical complications.
Witness Speaks of Zupljanin Role in Prijedor
Court hears former Bosnian Serb police official sought to keep situation calm.
Court Told of Stanisic Powers
Witness says ex-Serbian security service official was “far from popular” with his superior.
Tolimir Witness Contempt Charge
Tribunal says Dragomir Pecanac obstructed all attempts to facilitate his safe transfer to The Hague.
Hartmann Ordered to Pay Fine
Former spokeswoman for prosecution was convicted of contempt for revealing confidential court information.
Armenia: Opposition Group Backs Down on Protests
After calling out supporters to demonstrate and then sending them home, Armenian National Congress has some ground to make up in order to remain serious political force.
Azerbaijani Islamists Angered at Leader's Conviction
Campaign to overturn headscarf ban in schools to continue.
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