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Mladic back in court after Croatia suspect pleads not guilty [Aug 25, 2011] Bosnia genocide suspect Ratko Mladic is back in court Thursday for a procedural hearing, a day after Goran Hadzic -- the last Yugoslav war crimes suspect at large until his arrest last month -- pleaded not guilty to crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Factbox: Who is Goran Hadzic? [Jul 25, 2011] (Reuters) - Goran Hadzic, the last major Serb war crimes fugitive, made his first court appearance at the U.N.'s Yugoslavia tribunal in The Hague Monday. Hadzic, 52, was indicted for committing crimes against humanity in Croatia during the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia: Key international court ruling delivers justice to victims of war crimes [Apr 17, 2011] A judgement handed down today by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia convicting two Croatian generals of responsibility for crimes against humanity is a strong victory for Croatia's war victims [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia: Key international court ruling delivers justice to victims of war crimes [Apr 16, 2011] A guilty verdict for two Croatian generals for crimes against humanity is a long-awaited victory for Croatia's war victims. [via YahooNews] More >>

Ex-Croatian generals jailed for war crimes [Apr 15, 2011] Judges Friday jailed ex-Croatian general Ante Gotovina for 24 years and co-accused Mladen Markac for 18 years for war crimes and crimes against humanity. [via YahooNews] More >>

War crimes court jails Croatian hero and ex-general for 24 years [Apr 15, 2011] Judges at an international court have sentenced former Croatian general Ante Gotovina to 24 years in prison, convicting him of crimes against humanity. Gotovina is regarded as a war hero in Croatia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia: Key international court ruling delivers justice to victims of war crimes [Apr 15, 2011] Friday 15 April 2011 A guilty verdict for two Croatian generals for crimes against humanity is a long-awaited victory for Croatia's war victims. A judgement handed down today by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicting two Croatian generals of responsibility for crimes against humanity is a strong victory for Croatia?s war victims, Amnesty International ... [via YahooNews] More >>