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Bosniak Victims Of Serbian Terrorism In Sanjak Region

Sanjak is a small region in Serbia and Montenegro where Bosniaks make up majority. Since 1992, this tiny population of 200,000 Bosniaks has been subjected to Serbian terrorist attacks and the government sponsored Serbian terrorism and widespread human rights violations. Thousands of people have been killed or missing, many women raped, and many Bosniak villages were ethnically cleansed.

Dutchbat Srebrenica Genocide Deniers

A group of former Dutch soldiers with questionable agenda and pro-Serb leanings are on a crusade to deny Srebrenica genocide and get their 15 minutes of shame...They met with Milivoje Ivanisevic - - a Belgrade-based Srebrenica genocide denier -- whose, so called, 'research' has been discredited by the International Criminal Tribunal as "...a shameful denial and relativisation of the facts that this court has established beyond reasonable doubt about the genocide committed in Srebrenica."

Radovan Karadzic Proud of Srebrenica Genocide

Karadzic, 63, was making only his second public appearance since his arrest late last month ended 13 years on the run. The hearing is a crucial step along the path to Karadzic's trial for masterminding the worst atrocities perpetrated by Serb forces in the 1992-95 Bosnian war. Earlier, Karadzic's legal adviser Svetozar Vujacic had forecast: "There is also a possibility that Karadzic will plead not guilty to all 11 counts as well as say that he is proud of what he did."

Slovenian Linked to Srebrenica Genocide Killings

Slovenian living in Bosnia under a false identity is suspected of having taken part in the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, local media reported. The Prosecutor's Office in Sarajevo demanded an investigation into 10 people suspected of participating in the massacre in which more than 8,000 Bosniak Muslim children and men were executed in July 1995.

Srebrenica Genocide Trial: 7 Bosnian Serbs Guilty

Seven Bosnian Serbs were convicted of committing genocide in Srebrenica in 1995. Another four people were acquitted as the decision in the two-year trial was handed down in Sarajevo on Tuesday. Three former policemen, Milenko Trifunovic, Brano Dzinic and Aleksandar Radovanovic, were sentenced to 42 years in prison; another three former policemen, Milos Stupar, Slobodan Jakovljevic and Branislav Medan, received 40-year sentences; and one, Petar Mitrovic, was sentenced to 38 years. The seven were convicted of killing of more than 1,000 captured men of Muslim origin, known as Bosniaks, after Bosnian Serb forces conquered the eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica.

Women, Children, and Srebrenica Genocide

In order to deny and justify Srebrenica genocide, many apologists question how could Serbs commit genocide by deciding to deport women and children from the U.N. 'protected' Srebrenica enclave? As the International Criminal Tribunal judges ruled, " The decision not to kill the women or children may be explained by the Bosnian Serbs' sensitivity to public opinion. In contrast to the killing of the captured military men, such an action could not easily be kept secret, or disguised as a military operation, and so carried an increased risk of attracting international censure."

Bosnian Presidency Adopted Bosnian State Budget Draft For 2008

he Bosnian Presidency adopted on at the emergency session in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo the Bosnian State Budget Draft for 2008. The President of the Bosnian Presidency Zeljko Komsic and a member of the Bosnian Presidency Haris Silajdzic voted for the proposal and a member of the Bosnian Presidency Nebojsa Radmanovic voted against the proposed budget.

Bosnia Croatian War Criminal Pasko Ljubicic To Remain In Custody In Bosnia

The Bosnian State Court has decided that Croatian war criminal Pasko Ljubicic should remain in custody.Croatian war criminal Pasko Ljubicic is charged with having committed war crimes in the central Bosnia area in 1993,during the Croatian aggression against Bosnia. The decision was made after the Prosecution and Defence presented their reasons for a custody extension or termination.

Bosnia Serbian War Criminal Zeljko Mejakic Testified Before Bosnian State Court About Rapes Of

On the final day of his testimony as a Defence witness, Serbian war criminal Zeljko Mejakic spoke of rapes of Bosnian women and destruction of documentation in the Omarska concentration camp,during the Serbian aggression against Bosnia.

Genocidal Serbia Set Trial Against Bosnian Citizen Ilija Jurisic For February 22

Trial against Bosnian citizen Ilija Jurisic, accused by the genocidal Serbia of the attack on a Serbian aggressor's convoy in 1992 in Tuzla, during the Serbian aggression against Bosnia,will begin on February 22 in Belgrade,the genocidal Serbian aggressor's court announced.

Lajcak And solana Discusded Latest Developments In Bosnia

The European Union High Representative for Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) Javier Solana had a meeting yesterday with the International Community's High Representative and EU Special Representative in Bosnia Miroslav Lajcak

Answers to Srebrenica Genocide

Are you researching Srebrenica massacre? If so, here are answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding Srebrenica genocide.

Death Valley Of Srebrenica Genocide

Nearly 3,600 bodies of Srebrenica genocide victims have so far been exhumed from 10 mass graves in the Kamenica valley alone. Experts believe there are more such graves in the Kamenica area. Last year, another grave in the valley yielded more than 1,000 body parts, making it the biggest such site in Bosnia.

Radovan Karadzic In His Own Words

Radovan Karadzic planned Srebrenica Genocide... you can read some of his statements in this article: "These people will disappear from the face of the earth."

Beware Of Balkanpeace.org - Serbian Propaganda

So called "The Centre for Peace in the Balkans" was was established by the Serbian nationalists in Toronto (Canada) and it contains Srebrenica genocide denial material. The main objective of this Serbian organization is to manipulate the public opinion with misinterpretation of facts concerning the recent conflict in the Former Yugoslavia.