US lacks confidence in Balkan courts. Article about the lack of confidence in Belgrade to try Karadzic and Mladic and possible options (such as trying them by a national court in a third country).
Bosnia: A House Divided The effects of ethnic cleansing continue to take their toll on the people of Bosnia.
On the other hand; according to this article prisoners from all three major ethnic groups in Bosnia have joined together in a hunger strke; demanding that they be tried under Yugoslav's more lenient criminal code.
Prosecution asks for life for Martic
You can read a summary of Martic's last address to the court (which apparently includes an "inappropriate remark about “someone’s pants") here.
New Sarajevo Siege Trial (Dragomir Milosevic)
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I disagree that ex-Yugoslav courts are much lenient. Take a look at some of the sentences given to war criminals in the Hague. Biljana Plavšić god 7 or 9 years, I am not sure. Not to name others, IMHO both courts are not doing their job. Yugoslavian or International, same sh**.
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