The appalling reality of Bosnia’s missing dead
They are the unquiet dead. Laid out in rows across the interior space of a former industrial building on the...
Montenegro: Suspicions Persist Over War Crimes Probes
Montenegro has been criticised yet again for not making serious efforts to deal with war crimes cases, although the prosecution...
Nataša Kandić: „Today’s politicians look like they have no idea what happened in these parts”
Nataša Kandić, Interview for Novi list by: Boris Pavelić We are faced with a horrible political situation, not just in...
Kosovo President Defends Visits to Serb War Memorials
President Hashim Thaci said he paid tribute at memorials to Serb war victims as a gesture of reconciliation and was...
Support for the establishment of RECOM: documenting war victims and detention sites [announcement]
On December 15th, 2016, 11 a.m. at the Belgrade Media Center, the RECOM Coalition will mark International Human Rights Day...
Activists Urge Montenegro To Punish Dubrovnik Attackers
Marking the 25th anniversary of the Yugoslav People’s Army attack on the Croatian port town of Dubrovnik, rights groups urged...
UN Prosecutors: Mladic was Key Figure in Bosnia Atrocities
In the first day of closing arguments in Ratko Mladic’s trial, prosecutors said the former Bosnian Serb military commander played...
UN States Urged to Arrest Wanted Serbian Radicals
The Hague Tribunal has made public an international arrest warrant for three Serbian Radical Party politicians wanted for witness intimidation,...
EU Progress report 2016 – EU urged improvements in war crimes prosecutions
EU PROGRESS REPORT 2016 Handling of war crime cases – Serbia The unresolved fate of missing persons who disappeared in...
President Thaçi: The fate of all the missing persons to be clarified as soon as possible
The President of Kosovo Hashim Thaçi has received the representatives of the families of the missing Kosovo Serbs, with whom...
Can a common language contribute to reconciliation?
Ranko Bugarski
Victims of War are Becoming Invisible in Times of Peace
By Mladen Lakic “I didn’t feel any support or empathy or hear someone say, ‘I’m sorry’. No! I heard many...
