10 June 2015
Oric, the commander of Bosniak forces in Srebrenica, was arrested in Switzerland on suspicion of committing war crimes against Serbs near the eastern Bosnian town in 1992.
25 May 2012
Testifying at the trial for crimes in Trusina, witness Jovan Divjak explains that a commander is responsible for subordinate soldiers, even if he is absent from his unit for “an undetermined” period of time.
22 May 2012
Testifying at the trial of six former members of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ABiH, a protected State Prosecution witness says that indictee Nihad Bojadzic informed him, in the evening on April 16, 1993, that his comrade Samir Semsovic, known as Samko, was killed, adding that he heard later on that this happened in Trusina, near Konjic.
3 May 2012
Two decades on from the attack that killed seven JNA soldiers, efforts to solve the case are in disarray, while Bosnian Serbs claim to be collecting fresh evidence.
29 July 2011
Several hundred Sarajevo residents greeted with a roaring applause retired Army of BIH general Jovan Divjak, who said that he was saved from extradition to Serbia by the words “Don’t shoot!”,which he said on May 3, 1992 in Dobrovoljacka street.
17 March 2011
Serb leader accused of unconstitutional bluster, for claiming Bosnian Serb entity has authority to arrest war criminals and extradite them to Serbia.
9 March 2011
Following a meeting with Bosnian officials, Austria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it will appeal for an assessment of existing warrants in the former Yugoslavia, so “Ejup Ganic and Tihomir Purda cases” will not happen again.
7 March 2011
The Society for Threatened Peoples International, in cooperation with associations of Bosnian citizens in Austria, on Monday organised protests against the arrest of Jovan Divjak, a former general of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina detained on a Serbian warrant over war crimes charges.
4 March 2011
Haris Hrle, ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria, tells BIRN-Justice Report that he spoke to a prosecutor and judge in Vienna and expects that retired Bosnian General Jovan Divjak will be “informed about the charges against him” today.
22 April 2009
Serbia’s move to investigate the May 1992 killings of JNA soldiers in Sarajevo raises as many questions as it answers.