The Hague -
A Dutch court ruled Wednesday that the state was liable for the deaths of over 300 Bosnian Muslim men and boys in the Srebrenica massacre, the worst atrocity on European soil since World War II.
Srebrenica -
Thousands of people gathered on Friday in Srebrenica to mark the 19th anniversary of the massacre of some 8,000 Muslim males by ethnic Serb forces, Europe's worst atrocity since World War II.
The Hague -
The Dutch government said Thursday it would pay 20,000 euros to relatives of three Bosnian Muslim men murdered after peacekeepers expelled them from a UN compound at Srebrenica in 1995.
Prijedor -
Friday there are reports that an area in the village of Tomasica in north-western Bosnia is being excavated, revealing a mass grave dating back to the Bosnian war. It could be the largest such grave.
Srebrenica -
Today, July 11th, marks the 16th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre where over 8,000 Bosniak men lost their lives in the biggest mass murder since the second World War.
Ex-Bosnian-Serb army Chief of Staff Ratko Mladic, the man said to have had command responsibility for the Srebrenica Massacre, has still not been traced. But, 15 years after those terrible events, his war diaries have surfaced.
Retired US general John Sheehan has apologized for his controversial suggestion that Dutch troops failed to stop the Srebrenica massacre because some of them were gay.
Radovan Karadzic has many faces. He was a doctor, a psychiatrist, a poet, and a writer of kids books. He also was the man who in the 1990s drenched Bosnia, Herzegovina and Serbia in blood and hatred - events for which he now stands trial in The Hague.
Former Serbian army captain Milorad Trbic was jailed for thirty years on Friday. He was charged with genocide for the killings of dozens of Muslims in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
It was on July 11 1995 that Bosnian Serb forces, under the command of General Ratko Mladic, entered the town of Srebrenica in Eastern Bosnia. Once there they forced the women and children out of the town, before slaughtering its men and teenage boys.
AMSTERDAM (voa) - The Dutch government has resigned after an official report condemned its failure in 1995 to prevent the massacre of Muslims in Srebrenica, considered one of the worst atrocities of the Bosnian war.
Prime Minister Wim Kok has offer...
