3 results for "International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia"
The Association "Women - Victims of War" has appealed to IRMCT President Graciela Gatti Santana to prevent the early release of convicted war criminal Jovica Stanišić, insisting he completes his 15-year sentence. The group highlighted the importance of Stanišić's conviction for its confirmation of Serbia's active role in the Bosnian conflict.
3 days ago
Muamer Džananović, a prominent Bosnian historian, has publicly challenged Sabina Ćudić's assertion that the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina was merely a 'struggle for power.' Citing international court verdicts on genocide and crimes against humanity, Džananović argues these were results of grand-state ideologies and organized criminal enterprises. He underscored his point by recounting the multi-generational suffering of the Tufekčić family in Višegrad across two wars, emphasizing the ideological roots of their persecution.
3 days ago
Sabina Ćudić, president of Naša stranka, has drawn widespread criticism for characterizing the Bosnian war and the siege of Sarajevo as merely a "struggle for power," downplaying its ethnic and religious dimensions. Critics contend her remarks ignore historical facts about wartime atrocities and align with revisionist narratives, while highlighting a perceived double standard in the party's priorities. The controversy unfolds ahead of October's local elections, where voters will weigh the party's stance on defining the war.
5 days ago