29 November 2007
After it reviews the appeal filed by the war crimes fugitive's family, the Appellate Chamber of the Court of BiH will decide whether it will issue a temporary ban on the free use of their property.
19 October 2007
Bosnian observers react with suspicion to new pressure on local officials to target the finances of relatives of top war crimes suspects still at large.
6 August 2007
Bosnia and Herzegovina's sixth High Representative tells
Justice Report journalist that the main challenges facing the country – including police reform, constitutional changes and efforts to confront the past – can all be solved through dialogue and joint work by local and international actors.
18 July 2007
Following eight months of the trial, presentation of hundreds of pieces of material evidence and testimonies of tens of witnesses, the Trial Chamber has concluded that Momcilo Mandic is not responsible for the crimes charged upon him.
20 June 2007
The former prime minister of Republika Srpska, suspected for crimes against humanity, is in custody in Sarajevo.
1 June 2007
Indictee, charged with genocide and war crimes in Srebrenica has cancer.
16 May 2007
Miroslav Deronjic's testimony has been postponed due to his illness.
10 May 2007
Relatives of war-crimes fugitive claim police target them for standing by their ‘hero’.
26 April 2007
Despite violence and intimidation, some courageous young people in Bratunac are committed to raising awareness about the legacy of the war in order to promote a better future for themselves and their community.
23 November 2006
Former camp inmate describes how he shook Radovan Karadzic’s hand for cameras
15 November 2006
Four new prosecution witnesses have spoken of the Kula detention camp located near Sarajevo, which was allegedly under the jurisdiction of Momcilo Mandic, a former high ranking official of the Bosnian Serb government.