News item from Serbia's Ministry of Information denying Louise Arbour (prosecutor for UN International Criminal Tribunal) entry into Yugoslavia without a visa.

Reports and photos of alleged Croatian violence and killing of Serbs. With statistics. In English and Serbian.

Hearing before the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe.

Includes the Dayton Peace Accord and Security Council resolutions.

HRW Press Release, May 1999.

Supplementary documentation for "The Bridge Betrayed: Religion and Genocide in Bosnia," a book by Michael A. Sells.

Examines the phenomenon of mass rape in the Yugoslav wars.

Essays and reports from The Guardian on war crimes in Yugoslavia and resulting trials.

Periodic assessments of the efforts of authorities in Yugoslavia to hold accountable those responsible for crimes committed during the wars in the 1990's.

Essay by a lawyer describing the tribulations of defending clients accused of grave humanitarian offenses in Yugoslavia. From the Chicago Journal of International Law (2000).

The Peacenet's Balkans Pages list resources and information on killings, rapes, separations, and forced expulsions in the former Yugoslavia.

The trial of Bosnian Croat Dominik Ilijasevic-Como, age 38, before the Zenica Cantonal Court, began on December 16, 2002 in Zenica. Negative aspects of the trial reflect shortcomings in the Bosnian justice system as a whole rather than any apparent ethnic bias.

Translation of an interview of the UN's special human-rights investigator in the former Yugoslavia from the Croatian weekly Globus.