Ex-UN Commander Describes Sarajevo “Terror”
Prosecution witness in Karadzic trial speaks of desperate life led by civilians in Sarajevo region during early phase of war.
Karadzic Judges Allow Mladic Notebooks as Exhibits
Prosecution will be allowed to present fifteen of the handwritten diaries in trial of former Bosnian Serb leader.
Partial Retrial for Ex-Kosovo Leader
Haradinaj and two others to face six counts of murder, cruel treatment and torture.
Abkhaz Opposition Want to End Squabbling
After poor showing in elections last year, it seeks to present a united front.
Georgia: Gay Book Provokes Storm
Liberals and religious radicals clash over controversial title on homosexuality and incest.
Azeri Authorities Dismiss Bad Human Rights Report
Council of Europe mission finds problems with freedom of expression and association.
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