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

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

The retrial of two former Serbian spy masters is the last trial that the U.N. court for the former Yugoslavia and its successor institution, the Residual Mechanism, will hold about the 1990s conflicts that ravaged the former Yugoslavia. It is now coming to a close. The trial offers the last chance for the prosecution to […]

By Stephanie van den Berg, our correspondent in The Hague

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Yugoslav war crimes court helped end era of impunity

Yugoslav war crimes court helped end era of impunity

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