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Karadzic: Mladic Diaries Discussed

20 August 2010  An investigator for Hague prosecutors told the trial of Radovan Karadzic that he personally took materials confiscated in the apartment of Ratko Mladic’s wife and transferred them to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY.Read more

Karadzic: Witness ‘Blindly’ Believed UN Reports

19 August 2010  Radovan Karadzic today accused a witness of “blindly” believing UNPROFOR reports that the shells which devastated parts of Sarajevo came from Serb positions.Read more

Karadzic: Muslim Authorities ‘Played the Victim’

19 August 2010  A former military observer with the United Nations’ forces in Sarajevo told the trial of Radovan Karadzic that Muslim authorities placed weapons in front of civil buildings in the city.Read more

Karadzic: Fear Pervaded Lives of Sarajevo Residents

18 August 2010  A former United Nations military observer in Sarajevo told the trial of Radovan Karadzic that hundreds of projectiles hit the city every day in 1992.Read more

Karadzic Requests Postponement

11 August 2010  Radovan Karadzic has asked that his trial be postponed for three weeks to allow him to review audio and video recordings found in the apartment of Ratko Mladic's wife.Read more

Karadzic: Modified Bombs Hit Residential Building

22 July 2010  On his second day of testimony at the trial of the former President of the Republika Srpska, RS, witness Ekrem Suljevic confirmed that a modified bomb hit a residential building in Sarajevo in 1995.Read more

Karadzic: Circus that nobody wants to watch

22 July 2010  Though the trial of Radovan Karadzic is still in the early stages, many in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia have lost interest in the process with some analysts likening it to a circus.Read more

Karadzic: Unfulfilled Agreements

21 July 2010  Prosecution witness Hussein Ali Abdel Razek told the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, that Radovan Karadzic told him in the winter of 1992 that Serbs and Muslims could “no longer live together”.Read more

Karadzic: Fear in Sarajevo People’s Faces

20 July 2010  A former commander of UNPROFOR’s Sarajevo sector told the trial of Radovan Karadzic that he was told by international observers that the non-Serb population was deported from territories controlled by Bosnian Serbs during the war.Read more

Karadzic: Witness Damaging Serbian People

19 July 2010  A Sarajevo doctor said Serb forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina were responsible for shelling the city Military Hospital and its surroundings during the war.Read more

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