Witness says Tudjman Backed Bosnian Independence
Testimony contradicts prosecution claim that late president wanted to absorb Bosnian territory into Croatia.
Ademi Acquitted of Medak Pocket Crimes
Zagreb war crimes court hands down verdict in first case referred to Croatia by Hague tribunal.
Armenian War Vets Still in Jail
Karabakh war veterans’ association under pressure after arrests.
Central Asia: Apr ‘08
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International Justice/ICTY: Apr ‘08
Fall out from controversial acquittal of leading Albanian suspect dominates output.
Caucasus: Mar ‘08
South Ossetian journalists pleased they summoned the courage to attend Tbilisi news writing workshop.
Ex-Prosecutor Calls for Tribunal Reform
Sir Geoffrey Nice tells IWPR seminar that ICTY should review procedures dealing with confidentiality.
Kosovan Journalist Contempt Indictment Unsealed
Kosovo Albanian journalist charged with revealing information about protected witness in Haradinaj trial.
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