What 50 War Criminals Have to Say about International Justice
Do perpetrators of genocide and war crimes feel guilty? How do they see international justice? Have trials and tough sanctions...
David Tolbert: The Šešelj, Karadžić and Gotovina judgements have been disappointing
I think the work of the ICTY presents a mixed picture. There has been much that has been accomplished, and...
International Day of Missing Persons was marked in Drenas
Under the patronage of the Prime Minister of Republic of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci, “International Day of Missing Persons” is...
Untold Stories of Croatia’s Wartime Forced Evictions
In the first of a two-part series, people who were violently evicted from Yugoslav Army apartments during the 1990s war...
Dealing with the Past Necessary for Reconciliation in the Western Balkans
The long path toward reconciliation can’t be imagined as a sudden turn, after a verdict of a single person. It...
The Past as a Supermarket
Dragan Markovina
Why Macedonia is Not Interested in Reconciliation Process in the Region?
Ljubica Spaskovska
Activists March to Kosovo Mass Grave in Belgrade
On the 17th anniversary of the killings of 48 Kosovo Albanians in Suhareka/Suva Reka, campaigners walked from downtown Belgrade to...
History textbooks in post-conflict societies: Education for reconciliation? [Publication]
Forum for Transitional Justice #5 is exploring the issues of the role of education in the process of dealing...
Tribunal convicts Radovan Karadžić for crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tribunal | Press release | The Hague | Trial Chamber III of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former...
What the Karadzic verdict means for Bosnia
Following a lengthy trial, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has been found guilty on one count of genocide...
Eric Gordy on forthcoming verdict in Radovan Karadžić case
This week’s predictions: Ko te Karadžić nek ti piše pjesme by Eric Gordy On Thursday the verdict will be...
