Rachel Irwin
Senior Reporter
Stories by the Author
Do Overturned Convictions Undermine Hague Tribunal?
Two recent appeals hearings ended with senior figures from Serbia and Croatia being fully exonerated. Worryingly, their acquittals were hailed at home as vindication of their respective sides’ wartime actions.
21 Mar 13
No Criminal Charges for Dutch Officers' Srebrenica Role
Lawyer says she will challenge prosecution’s view that UN peacekeeping unit commanders bear no criminal liability.
8 Mar 13
Serb Paramilitaries Wrought "Havoc" in Bosnia
Yugoslav army’s security chief was aware of civilian killings and other abuses.
8 Mar 13
Mladic Trial Examines Single Bomb Attack
Prosecutor probes how much witness saw before being made to leave scene.
1 Mar 13
Yugoslav Army Chief Acquitted on Appeal
Judges rule that providing military support for Bosnian Serb forces did not amount to aiding and abetting crimes they committed.
1 Mar 13
Karadzic Subpoena Request Turned Down
Judges say information that Fikret Abdic might offer is similar to evidence already available.
1 Mar 13
Karadzic Seeks One-Month Trial Suspension
Defendant argues for more time to check for information possibly not disclosed by prosecution.
22 Feb 13
Convicted Bosnian Serb Officer Dies
Milan Gvero was convicted of Srebrenica charges, but granted early release.
22 Feb 13
Survivor Tells of Bosniak "Volunteers" Selected for Death
Witness says the experience continues to haunt him.
22 Feb 13
Serb Shelling Aimed to "Destroy" Hospital
Doctor believes his hospital in Sarajevo was singled out as target.
15 Feb 13
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