Zatvor Foca
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Within these walls: Inside Foca Prison
04 January 2010 For the first time since war-crime trials began in Bosnia, BIRN Justice Report has filmed inside a prison in which war crime convicts serve their sentences and spoken to one of them.
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Uninterrupted Work of State Court Assured
04 January 2010 Following the adoption of the 2010 budget, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina is now able to recruit nine new judges.
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Srebrenica
Custody of Genocide Suspect Terminated
08 January 2010 The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina replaces a custody order with prohibiting measures against Zoran Ilic, one of a group of three people suspected of having committed genocide in Srebrenica.
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War Crimes Strategy Misses One Deadline After Another
08 January 2010
Despite the apparently strict deadlines, the measures contained in the State War Crimes Processing Strategy have barely been implemented over the past year.
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Slow Transfer of Cases Undermines War Crimes Strategy
05 January 2010 The slow pace of referring war-crime cases to Bosnia’s lower, local, courts means that the strategy of completing all war-crime trials within the next 15 years is in jeopardy.
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Bosnia War Crime Witnesses Risk Safety to Testify
07 January 2010 Witnesses to some of the worst atrocities in the Bosnia war are still not getting the support they need to be able to testify without fear of reprisal.
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Courts Urged to Stick to Bosnia’s Own Law Code
06 January 2010 A recent decision by a State Court Appellate Chamber to apply the old Yugoslav law code in giving sentence has undermined a drive to see Bosnia’s own law code consistently and universally applied.
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BIRN Marks Five Years of Growth in Bosnia
04 January 2010 New radio and TV shows have enabled us to bring news and analysis of war crimes trials, and of the judicial process in general, to a growing audience.
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Week ahead: Closing Arguments at Suljo Karajic's Trial
08 January 2010 Next week the State Prosecution is due to present its closing arguments at the trial of Suljo Karajic, known as Hodza, former Commander of the Second Squad with the Military Police of the 505th Motorized Cavalry Brigade of the Fifth Corps with the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ABiH.
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> Serbia and Croatia Hatch War Crimes Deal
> Serbs Resist Guilt For Markale Massacres
> Week ahead: Grujic and Bojadzic Due to Enter Pleas
> Custody for Saric and Jukic Extended Until End of Trial
> Kos et al: Expert Claims Accused is “Paranoid Schizophrenic”
> Memic et al: Witness recalls shots and screams in Trusina
> Krsmanovic: Men Taken from Dusce
> Raguz et al: Electricity Shocks
> Karadzic: Bullet Passing underneath Armpit
> Macic: Bruises on Prisoners’ Faces
> Vlahovic: Petrified Children
> Zecevic et al: About 100 Killed People Identified
> Mikulic: Beaten as per Recommendation
> Dronjak: Prison jurisdiction
> Jevic et al: Srebrenica Could Have Been Defended Longer
> Local Justice – Tadic et al: Prison Sentences Totaling 56 Years
> Karadzic: Decayed Tissue in Graves
> Custody Extension for Goran Saric Requested
> My Story: Last Farewell to My Wife in Nevesinje
> Local Justice - Raguz: Died from beating
> Selimovic et al: Ruznic not Responsible for Imprisonment
> Local Justice – Markovic: Prisoners Beaten up
> Vlahovic: Slap Followed by Burst Fire
> Mujcinovic and Hrustic: Prosecution presents its evidence
> Karadzic: Additional Resources for Defence
> Terzic: Mistreatment in School Building
> ICTY: Tribunal Accepted Plea Agreement of Jelena Rasic
> Planincic et al: Bloody Morning in Serdari
> Karadzic: Graves Containing Hundreds of Bodies
> Local Justice – Raguz: Beaten until Fainting
> Neskovic and Ilic: Farewell to a Brother in the Army
> Local Justice – Tendzeric and Stanic: Pillaging and Murder
> Local Justice - Sarajevo: Custody Extended for Dusko Djajic
> Memic et al: Trusina Crime Crossed
> Jukic: Custody Extension Motion
> Local Justice – Salihovic et al: Continuation of Trial Postponed
> Askraba: The Amended Indictment
> Jevic et al: Mendeljev Djuric in Bijeljina
> Bosko Lazic Pleads not Guilty
> Djelibasic Brothers plead not guilty
> Karadzic: Incidents Removal Motion Rejected
> Custody for Rasema Handanovic Extended
> Week ahead: Two Plea Hearings Due
> Local Justice – Sarajevo: Ibrahim Ceco pleads not guilty
> Indictment for Sarajevo Crimes Filed
> Karadzic: Human Blood on the Wall
> Indictment for Prozor Crimes Confirmed
> Krsmanovic: Knife Held to Throat
> Memic et al: Without Reports about Trusina
> Kos et al: Tuzla, Dream of Srebrenica’s Inhabitants
> Planincic et al: Recognized by Voice
> Local Justice – Brcko District: Custody for Monika Ilic Extended
> Mikulic: Admission After Torture
> Miroslav Krajisnik Ordered into Custody
> Karadzic: Massive Surrender of Bosniaks
> Jevic et al: Bodies around the Hangar
> Custody Request for Miroslav Krajisnik
> Zecevic et al: A Bullet in the Head
> Ivanovic: Awaiting U.S. Permission
> Karadzic: Film Made in Srebrenica
> Vukovic and Tomic: More than 30 Years in Prison
> Custody Extension for Rasema Handanovic Requested
> Selimovic et al: Detainees as Most Important Source of Information
> Support for the Work of the Court and the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina
> Vlahovic: Exclusion of the Public
> Raguz et al: Beatings in Dretelj
> Karadzic: Seeing Husband and Sons for the Last Time
> Terzic: Young, Puny and Monstrous
> Suspect of Sarajevo crimes Arrested
> Kos et al: Attack on Srebrenica was Provoked
> Kuvelja: Defence to Begin Presenting Evidence Soon
> Dobrovoljacka Street: Unachievable Requirements from Republika Srpska
> Peric et al: Taking Away of a Neighbour
> Marjanovic: Last Conversation with Father
> Neskovic and Ilic: The Hague Protection Measures
> Radovan Stankovic in Solitary Confinement
> Indictment against Zeljko Jukic Filed
> Vlahovic: Coming to Collect 100,000 Marks
> Radovan Stankovic Arrested in Foca
> Askraba: Detainees Beaten and Taken away
Justice Report is a
specialist reporting agency focusing on war crimes trials taking place before
local courts; development of the local legal system; and efforts to come to
terms with the past.
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TRIAL: A Slap in the Face of Justice Expectations
Bosnian authorities have failed to provide access to justice and reparations for thousands of victims of rape and other sexual violence – says a report carried out by the Swiss organisation TRIAL.
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Balkan Investigative Reporting Network
The opinions expressed in Balkan Insight are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network