Caucasus: May '07
Journalists from around the region receive conflict resolution briefing and get to talk to leading parties in Armenia on eve of elections.
Date set for Stanisic/Simatovic trial; and calls for Tolimir case to be joined with ongoing Srebrenica trial.
By IWPR staff in The Hague (TU No 505, 08-Jun-07)
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Former Mladic aide challenges Bosnian and Serbian officials’ claims that he was arrested in Republika Srpska.
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Srebrenica Survivors Sue Dutch and UN
Families of victims take legal action against the Netherlands and the UN for their alleged responsibility for the fall of the enclave and mass executions that ensued.
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