Karadzic Counsel Takes Issue With Disclosure
Judge says prosecution should respond promptly to any reasonable defence requests for assistance.
Srebrenica Survivor Gives Glimpse of Enclave's Defences
Details emerge from Tolimir’s two-day cross examination of a witness who survived a mass execution.
Markac Witness Denies Croat Forces Looted
Defendant’s deputy says he does not believe special police destroyed homes in Gracac.
New Law to Tackle Domestic Assault in Azerbaijan
Women look for ways out from violence in the home.
Georgia: Combating Violence in the Home
New equality law not enough to stop beatings, say campaigners. By Natia Kuprashvili in Tbilisi
Long Way to Go for Armenia's Women
Slow progress towards equality in public life. By Gayane Abrahamyan in Yerevan
Karabakh Women Deny Discrimination Exists
Rare regional exception where most women believe their rights are respected. By Anahit Danielyan in Stepanakert
Kazak Authorities Probe Flood Tragedy
Prosecutors investigating possible case of negligence after dam burst swamps village, killing 40. By Yana Bachevskaya in Taldykorgan, Daulet Kanagatuly and Nikolai Tsoy in Almaty
Court Told Yugoslav Officers Wanted to Fight for Bosnian Serbs
Witness said some contacted the Bosnian Serbs about joining them but didn’t know how.
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