During the 25 years of its existence, the Institute organized a large number of conferences in various cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Institute conducted the process of conceptualization and realization of several scientific research projects, whose results were published in several studies.
The Institute has archive material composed of original documents of military and police structures, expert reports, statements of victims and witnesses, documents of national and international organizations...
The Institute's library contains literature of great importance for all aspects of investigating crimes against humanity and international law, and provides a rich source of information for researchers and others.
The Institute was established on September 4, 1992, pursuant to the Decree of the Presidency of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was confirmed at the session of the Assembly of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on June 1, 1994.
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War criminal Radoslav Brđanin died

  • Sep 07, 2022.

The man from Brđa was released a few days ago after serving two-thirds of his sentence for war crimes, and he arrived in Banja Luka in poor health.

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Killing the heroic city with impunity

  • Sep 03, 2022.

The first indictment, which fully refers to the crimes of the RS Army committed in the area of Goražde municipality, was brought only 24 years after the signing of the Dayton Agreement. So far, one defendant has been acquitted, and the trial of two has be

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Markale, August 28, 1995: "The Last Circle of Dante's Inferno"

  • Aug 28, 2022.

Shocking footage after the massacre in Markale was broadcast on many TV stations in the country and around the world, and the crime itself was met with numerous reactions from both international and domestic officials.

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30th anniversary of the 1st Army Corps of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina

  • Aug 28, 2022.

The 30th anniversary will be celebrated for three days, from August 30 to September 1, at various locations in Sarajevo.

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Tomislav Šipčić, the general who killed Sarajevo children, burned down the City Hall and claimed that "Muslims are throwing Serbs to the lions" has died.

  • Aug 19, 2022.

The news that the general of the former JNA, Tomislav Šipčić, died in Vrbas, Serbia, at the age of 83, in deep retirement. He was one of the first commanders of the Sarajevo Corps of the RS Army.

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