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OSCE Mission To Present the Map of Prosecuted War Crimes in B&H

Published February 22, 2014
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OSCEOSCE Mission in B&H presents the Map of prosecuted war crimes in B&H, on Monday, 24 February 2014, in Sarajevo.

The interactive map will allow user to view the summary information about the outcome of prosecutions of war crimes during the past decade. Map is a results of efforts of the OSCE Mission to address the problem of lack of information available to the public and to improve the understanding of citizens on war crimes, as well as to promote transparency in the work of judiciary.

Introductory speeches in the presentation will be given by the Ambassador Fletcher M.Burton, Head of the OSCE Mission to B&H Meddžida Kreso, B&H President of the Court and Milorad Novković, President of the High Judiciary and B&H Prosecutor Council.

 

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