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TRI Issue 454 | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Verdict Awaited in Liberian Blood Timber Trial

IWPR

5 Jun 06

Dutch trial of a man accused of arming former Liberian leader Charles Taylor helps reinforce The Hague’s status as war crimes centre.

Krajisnik Denies Knowledge of Ethnic Cleansing

Adin Sadic

30 May 06

Bosnian Serb politician accused of genocide says he knew little of events on the ground during the war.

Prosecution Says Seselj Incapable of Defending Himself

IWPR

26 May 06

(TU No 454, 26-May-06)

Ex-Yugoslav Officials Face Croatian War Crimes Charges

IWPR

26 May 06

(TU No 454, 26-May-06)

Boskoski Accused of Working the System

IWPR

26 May 06

(TU No 454, 26-May-06)

Witness Recalls Persecution of Herceg Bosna Muslims

Michael Farquhar

26 May 06

University professor speaks of imposition of Croat culture and mass detention of Muslim civilians.

Judges Agree that Prosecutors' Interpretation of Vukavar Indictment is Too Wide

IWPR

26 May 06

(TU No 454, 26-May-06)

Serbian Defence Team Faces Problems in Kosovo

IWPR

26 May 06

(TU No 454, 26-May-06)

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