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COURTSIDE: Srebrenica Trial - A Grand Finale
The most important trial to be heard by the tribunal so far comes to an end.
30 Jun 01
VIEWPOINT: Too Little, Too Late
What can reasonably be hoped for is that Milosevic's trial affords some consolation to those who suffered so horribly at his hands.
30 Jun 01
VIEWPOINT: Foca's Everyday Rapists
The verdict in the Foca rape case made legal history, but could not answer the key question: How could seemingly ordinary men commit such crimes?
23 Jun 01
ANALYSIS: Belgrade's Tribunal Volte-Face
Serbia takes a dramatic step to secure the export of its most valuable commodity, Slobodan Milosevic.
23 Jun 01
ANALYSIS: Foca's Monumental Jurisprudence
In ruling that rape and enslavement constitute crimes against humanity, the tribunal has broken new ground in the prosecution of gender-based offences.
23 Jun 01
Albanians Prepare for 'Peaceful' Poll
Albanians preparing to go to the polls this Sunday are greatly relieved they have avoided the violence of past elections
22 Jun 01
REGIONAL REPORT: Abdic Detained in Croatia
Croatia's arrest of a Bosnian Muslim leader suspected of war crimes could improve relations between Zagreb and Sarajevo
16 Jun 01
COURTSIDE: Foca Prison Trial - Krnojelac Family 'Tragedy'
Wife and son of Milorad Krnojelac make emotional appeals at the witness stand that he be acquitted
16 Jun 01
COURTSIDE: New Judges Double Tribunal Capacity
The United Nations General Assembly appoints 27 ad-litem judges to boost the benches at The Hague court.
16 Jun 01
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