Bosnian Serbs Block Srebrenica Massacre Resolution
They appear to fear that supporting a declaration condemning the outrage would endanger their entity. By Rachel Irwin in The Hague and RFE reporters in Belgrade and Sarajevo
12 Apr 10
Balkans
Bosnia: The Village Where Hate Never Triumphed
Residents of Baljvine, one of the few places to escape the ethnic violence that tore apart Bosnia, tell their extraordinary story. By Marija Arnautovic in Baljvine
10 Apr 10
Karadzic Bid to Stay Proceedings Rejected
Trial judges say they remained “unconvinced” by his submission and that he had “merely repeated” previous arguments.
9 Apr 10
Appeals Judges Reject Karadzic Postponement
Former Bosnian Serb president had asked for more time to prepare his case.
3 Apr 10
Seselj Threatens to Subpoena Former Chief Prosecutor
Serbian politician demands statements about alleged meetings between ex-tribunal officials and his former legal adviser.
3 Apr 10
Witness Recounts Srebrenica Investigation
Tolimir trial hears reconstruction of events following fall of enclave.
3 Apr 10
UN Ruled Immune From Srebrenica Prosecution
Lawyers representing relatives of victims say they will continue to pursue case, despite Dutch court decision.
3 Apr 10
Karadzic Counsel Takes Issue With Disclosure
Judge says prosecution should respond promptly to any reasonable defence requests for assistance.
27 Mar 10
Srebrenica Survivor Gives Glimpse of Enclave's Defences
Details emerge from Tolimir’s two-day cross examination of a witness who survived a mass execution.
27 Mar 10
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