Is Croatia's Judiciary Ready for Its Big Challenge?
Upcoming trial of two ex-Croatian army generals charged with war crimes against Serbs seen by many as important test of reforms to the Croatian judiciary.
Karnavas: Dodging Bullets at The Hague Tribunal
Despite a run-in with his client, Michael Karnavas says the Blagojevic case was one of the best he has worked on.
Life Sentences for Djindjic Assassins
By Merdijana Sadovic in Sarajevo (TU No 503, 25-May-07)
Seselj Demands Funding for His Defence
Serbian leader says he will go on single-handedly if the tribunal refuses to cover the cost of his defence.
Sarajevo Trial Examines Civilian Suffering
Dragomir Milosevic’s defence begin their case claiming there was no deliberate attempt to harm non-combatants.
Sparks May Fly at Glavas Trial
The forthcoming trial could prove highly controversial if the investigative phase of the case is anything to go by.
Perisic trial delay; Netherlands faces legal action threat over Srebrenica; and Delic trial set for July
By IWPR reporters in The Hague (TU No 503, 25-May-07)
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