• The Bosnian Spring has begun in Tuzla
  Author:  Nenad Curak
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 11 February, 2014
  A rare reponse to last week's country-wide unrest in B-H that highlights three essential aspects: the need for clearly articulated political demands, the key role of dispossessed social layers, and the overwhelming responsibility of the international community through its imposition of the destructive Dayton Agreement.
  

• Bosnian Muslims in World War II
  Author:  Edina Becirevic and Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 11 February, 2014
  Speeches at the London Bosnian Embassy launch of 'The Bosnian Muslims in the Second World War: a History' by Marko Attila Hoare (December 2013)
  

• Don’t count on help from the West!
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare interviewed by Dnevni Avaz
  Uploaded:  Monday, 13 January, 2014
  In a wide-ranging interview, Marko Attila Hoare discusses the state of B-H, its prospects of entering the EU, Serbian and Croatian policy towards it, and the record of the Hague war-crimes tribunal.
  

• Interview with Sonja Biserko, victim of a witch-hunt
  Author:  Vreme
  Uploaded:  Saturday, 21 December, 2013
  A wide-ranging interview with the president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, occasioned by the media witch-hunt being conducted against her, accompanied by death-threats, following the leaking of information that she had agreed to appear as a witness in Croatia's case against Serbia for genocide.
  

• In memoriam – Srdja Popovic
  Author:  Quintin Hoare
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 19 December, 2013
  A tribute to the Serbian civil rights lawyer and campaigner Srdja Popovic, who has died in Belgrade aged 76. Numerous contributions by him may be found in the archives of Bosnia Report on this website.
  

• Tomašica
  Author:  Milica Jovanovic
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 18 December, 2013
  Hundreds of bodies have already been removed from what is already being described as 'the biggest mass grave in post-war Europe', near Prijedor.
  

• Genocide is a crime, not a children’s game
  Author:  Inoslav Bešker
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 17 December, 2013
  At a time when Sonja Biserko is the subject of a witch-hunt in Serbia for agreeing to appear as a witness in Croatia's genocide case against her country, it is pertinent to recall a Croatian voice raised against any deal to drop the mutual charges of genocide levelled by Belgrade and Zagreb.
  

• From Bosnia to Syria: the investigators identifying victims of genocide
  Author:  Christian Jennings
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 17 December, 2013
  Thousands of people are missing because of conflicts. But DNA advances now make it possible to identify bodies from mass graves, providing evidence to bring warlords to trial – and comfort to bereaved families. A harrowing special report from The Guardian (London).
  

• Resignation over Bosnia
  Author:  Tadeusz Mazowiecki
  Uploaded:  Sunday, 03 November, 2013
  Obituaries for the former Polish premier who died last week have devoted at best a cursory sentence to his principled resignation as UN special rapporteur on human rights for the former Yugoslavia. Due remembrance requires us to recall his farewell letter protesting at international inaction after Srebrenica, first published by us in issue 11 of Bosnia Report.
  

• Dutch Peacekeepers Are Found Responsible for Deaths
  Author:  Marlise Simons
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 10 September, 2013
  IHT report on a landmark ruling that should finally allow the families of Bosnian victims of the genocidal massacre at Srebrenica in July 1995 to receive damages from the Netherlands government
  

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