The Law of War

Siege
Sarajevo
Siege
Bihać
Tuzla
massacre
of
of
Korićani Cliffs
massacre
Ahatovići
massacre
Paklenik
Massacre
Bosanska
Jagodina
massacre
War crimes Army of Republika
Srpska. Stanislav
Galić and Dragomir
Milošević,
were
sentenced to life
imprisonment and to 33
years imprisonment,
respectively.
War crimes Army of Republika
Srpska.
War crimes Army of Republika
Srpska.
ARS
Officer Novak Đukić on
trial.
War crimes Serbian reserve
police. Darko Mrđa was
convicted.
War crimes; Crime of
torture (64 men and
boys tortured, 56
killed)
War crimes
War crimes
Army of the Republika
Srpska. No prosecutions.
Army of the Republika
Srpska. Four indicted.
Army of the Republika
Srpska. No prosecutions.
90 wounded.
The longest siege of a capital city
in the history of modern warfare.
Republika Srpska and the
Yugoslav People's Army
besieged Sarajevo, the capital
city of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
from April 5, 1992 to February 29,
1996.
From April 1992 to August 1995.
On May 25, 1995 the Serb army
shelled the city of Tuzla and killed
72 people with a single shell.
Mass murder of more than 200
Bosniak men on 21 August 1992
at the Korićani Cliffs (Korićanske
Stijene) location on Mount Vlašić,
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rounded up in an attack on a
village, they were tortured.
Claiming they were going to be
exchanged, Serb forces put them
on a bus, which they attacked
with machine guns and grenades
on June 14, 1992. 8 survived by
hiding under bodies of the dead.
Massacre of at least 50 Bosniaks
by Bosnian Serb Army in the
Rogatica Municipality on June 15,
1992.
The execution of 17 Bosniak
civilians from Višegrad on May
26, 1992, all men.
Armed Conflict
Perpetrator
Bosnian War
Croat Forces, HVO.
Incident Type of Crime Persons Responsible -
Ahmići Crimes against Croatian Defence
massacre humanity according to Council, Tihomir
ICTY, (ethnic Blaškić convicted.
cleansing, murder of
civilians)
Stupni Do Crimes against Croatian Defence
massacre humanity according to Council, Ivica
ICTY (murder of 37 Rajić convicted.
civilians)
Lašva
ethnic
cleansing
Valley
Crimes against
humanity according to
ICTY. (2,000 civilians
killed and missing)
Croatian Defence
Council. Nine politicians
and officers convicted,
among them Dario Kordić.
On April 16, 1993, the Croatian
Defence Council attacked the
village of Ahmići and killed 116
Bosniaks.
On October 23, 1993, the
Croatian Defence Council
attacked the village of Stupni do
and killed 37 Bosniaks
Numerous war crimes committed
by the Croatian Community of
Herzeg-Bosnia's political and
military leadership on Bosnian
Muslim (Bosniak) civilians in the
Lašva Valley region of Bosnia-
Herzegovina, from April 1993 to
February 1994.
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