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War Crimes in Bosnia - A woman walks among the graves of the Potocari cemetery in Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Time is running out for war crimes prosecution in Bosnia

“A race against time” is the title of a recent report by the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) highlighting the delays in implementation of the country’s strategy for war crimes prosecution. The risk is to see the process prolonged for a number of years. While the completion of those trials was a top […]

By Massimo Moratti, correspondence from Belgrade (Serbia)

Bosnia genocide denial ban stirs tension

Stanisic and Simatovic at the UN tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague

Stanisic and Simatovic: slim convictions in longest running Yugoslav trial

Ratco Mladic

26 years after the Bosnia war, Mladic case ends

Trial of Jovica Stanisic and Franko Simatovic

Last trial, last chance at the U.N. court for the former Yugoslavia

The Srebrenica genocide has changed me and my generation

The legacy of Srebrenica and the bitter victories of genocide

25 years after Srebrenica, assessing justice and genocide denial

Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic's sentence increased to life

Karadzic: last chapter of a mega trial at the Yugoslav tribunal

Damaging power struggle engulfs the former ICTY

As Yugoslav tribunal closes, a look back at its history

How the ICTY has changed our world

How the Yugoslav Tribunal Made History, according to HRW

Was the destruction of Old Mostar Bridge a war crime?

Week in Review: ICTY suicide and children’s war drawings question international justice

Justice leaves a bitter taste in the Balkans

Chaos at UN court as Bosnian Croat defendant 'takes poison' and dies

Croat leaders in last ICTY judgment for crimes in Bosnia