HLC: Demystifying „NATO Aggression and the Fight Against Shiptar Terrorists“
In 2000, the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia announced the publication of „The Heroes of the Fatherland,“ a...
The Wall Street Journal-Eight Arrested in Serbia Over Srebrenica Massacre-18.03.2015.
By Veronika Gulyas Serbian police arrested eight people on charges related to the Srebrenica massacre 20 years...
BIRN: Bosnia Maps 150 Wartime Detention Sites
A new web database shows 150 detention camps and sites used during the 1990s conflict, part of a project...
Statement by the Chief Prosecutor of the Special Investigative Task Force (SITF) on investigative findings in Kosovo
The Special Investigative Task Force (SITF) was set-up in 2011 to conduct an independent criminal investigation into the very serious...
Amnesty International: EU accession is key to ending impunity for war crimes
The European Union (EU) must do everything it can to ensure Serbia addresses the culture of impunity for war crimes,...
What Aco Todorović dreamt about?
Author: Vlasta Jalušič, Peace Institute, Ljubljana Until the conclusion of Primo Levi’s life, which ended with suicide, he dreamt...
Transitional Justice in Macedonia and its relations with Democracy
This article focuses on the transitional process in a society which has experienced a violent conflict and needs adequate mechanisms to deal with the legacies of the past in order to prevent future violence and pave the way for reconciliation and democratic consolidation. The disintegration of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Yugoslavia) and its legacy has left a number of newly emerged and independent democracies in the Western Balkan region to cope with grave violations of human rights.
Presentation of the Working document of Transitional Justice Strategy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 19, 2012 UNDP Bosnia and Herzegovina, in cooperation with the BiH Ministry of Justice and BiH Ministry of Human...
