Ratko Mladić
Serbian secret police chiefs face verdict over atrocities in Croatia and Bosnia
Tribunal in The Hague to give judgment on Jovica Stanišić and Franko Simatović for role in ethnic cleansing in 1990s
Julian Borger World affairs editor
29, Jun, 2021 @5:28 PM
How the ‘Hanging Woman’ revealed truth of Bosnia’s mass killer
In 1996, our writer identified the suicide victim whose death symbolised the cruelty of Ratko Mladić. As his life sentence is upheld, she recalls a meeting with Ferida Osmanovic’s children
Kim Willsher
13, Jun, 2021 @8:30 AM
The case has closed on Ratko Mladić. Now we must honour those who survived him | Zrinka Bralo
The war criminal was not indicted for genocide over the horrors of Prijedor, but at least he will never be released, says Zrinka Bralo, chief executive of Migrants Organise
Zrinka Bralo
09, Jun, 2021 @2:00 PM
Prisca Matimba Nyambe: who is the dissenting judge in Ratko Mladić case?
Zambian jurist, 69, was alone in believing Bosnian Serb general deserved a retrial
Julian Borger
08, Jun, 2021 @6:51 PM
Ratko Mladić: life in prison is as close to justice as his victims will get
Analysis: upholding of genocide conviction for 1995 atrocities is a victorious end to a process few thought would succeed
Julian Borger World affairs editor
08, Jun, 2021 @6:13 PM
Ratko Mladić to hear final ruling on genocide conviction
Hague court to rule on 10 offences for which ex-Bosnian Serb commander was given life sentence in 2017
Daniel Boffey in Brussels and Julian Borger
08, Jun, 2021 @3:00 AM
'You simply die all over again': the agony of Srebrenica, 25 years on
The women who lost loved ones in the massacre of Bosnian Muslims are still burying bodies – and still seeking justice as the guilty walk free
Annie Hylton
14, Jul, 2020 @7:30 AM
Srebrenica 25 years on: how the world lost its appetite to fight war crimes
Ratko Mladić was brought to justice but where’s the desire to investigate mass killings in Syria, Yemen and Myanmar?
Julian Borger world affairs editor
05, Jul, 2020 @7:06 AM
The Srebrenica massacre - archive, July 1995
Twenty-five years ago, around 8,000 Muslim boys and men were killed in the Srebrenica genocide when the besieged enclave in Bosnia was overrun by Bosnian Serb forces. See how the Guardian reported the massacre and human rights abuses
compiled by Richard Nelsson
01, Jul, 2020 @9:20 AM
Papers reveal Anglo-French distrust before Srebrenica massacre
Archives show British PM was warned France may have made secret deal with Bosnian Serbs
Owen Bowcott and Caroline Davies
31, Dec, 2019 @12:01 AM
Yugoslavia tribunal closes, leaving a powerful legacy of war crimes justice
The court that put Slobodan Milošević in the dock is to be formally dissolved this week after 24 years and 161 indictments
Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent
20, Dec, 2017 @12:01 PM
The Observer view on the effectiveness of international law | Observer editorial
World justice is failing the innocent when tyrants kill with impunity
Observer editorial
17, Dec, 2017 @12:05 AM
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