UN International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals

13/10/2026

The , at its Arusha premises, welcomed participants attending a workshop organised by the African Institute of International Law, reaffirming the value of institutional collaboration and international criminal justice. The visit included the courtroom and library.

09/10/2026

The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals warmly congratulates Judge Navi Pillay on receiving the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. In her long and distinguished career, Judge Pillay served as Judge and President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (Mechanism) warmly congratulates Judge Navi Pillay on receiving the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. In her long and distinguished career, Judge Pillay served as Judge and President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR).

09/10/2026

The welcomed H.E. Mr. Jean-Baptiste Jeangène-Vilmer, Ambassador of France to Tanzania, to its Arusha premises, underscoring the importance of continued institutional and diplomatic engagement. He also visited the courtroom and library.

30/09/2026

Na današnji dan 1992. godine, pripadnici policije bosanskih Srba izveli su iz logora Sušica posljednjih 140 zatočenika.

U toj grupi bila su i dva sina Habibe Hadžić o čijoj se sudbini ništa nije znalo do njenog dolaska u Hag i svjedočenja pred MKSJ-om 2003. godine.

Video koji slijedi prikazuje jedan od najupečatljivijih događaja iz sudnica MKSJ-a. Tada je optuženi bivši komandant logora Sušica Dragan Nikolić, odgovarajući na pitanje Habibe Hadžić, razotkrio šta se dogodilo njenim sinovima.

30/09/2026

On this day in 1992, the last group of 140 Bosnian Muslim detainees was taken from the Sušica detention camp in Eastern Bosnia by the Bosnian Serb police forces.

Among the detainees were the two sons of Habiba Hadžić, and their fate remained unknown until she came to testify before the ICTY in 2003.

This video shows an extraordinary exchange which took place in the ICTY courtroom between the accused Dragan Nikolić, former commander of the Sušica camp, and witness Habiba Hadžić, who was also a former detainee, in which Nikolić reveals what happened to her sons.

29/09/2026

Logor Sušica u istočnoj Bosni i Hercegovini uspostavljen je pod vlašću bosanskih Srba 31. maja 1992. i bio je u funkciji do kraja septembra te godine.

Tokom četiri mjeseca postojanja, u Sušici su počinjeni najteži zločini protiv zatočenih muslimanskih civila – muškaraca, žena i djece.

Video koji slijedi baziran je na pričama preživjelih zatočenica i zatočenika.

odaje počast žrtvama logora Sušica.

29/09/2026

Sušica detention camp in Eastern Bosnia was established on 31 May 1992 under the authority of the Bosnian Serb municipal organs, and remained operational until the end of September 1992.

During these four months, grave crimes were committed in the camp against Bosnian Muslim civilians – men, women and children.

This video tells part of the stories of the survivors.

pays tribute to the victims of Sušica camp.

23/09/2026

U septembru 2013. godine, u rudniku kod Prijedora otkrivena je masovna grobnica u kojoj su pronađeni posmrtni ostaci najmanje 385 osoba, većinom bosanskih Muslimana.

Ovaj post donosi vam priču o Tomašici kroz iskaz svjedoka Radovana Zdjelara, kojem je naređeno da iskopa jamu, uz odlomke iz ratnog dnevnika Ratka Mladića, kao i druge dokaze i zaključke Sudskih vijeća -a i -a.

23/09/2026

U septembru 2013. godine, u rudniku kod Prijedora otkrivena je masovna grobnica u kojoj su pronađeni posmrtni ostaci najmanje 385 osoba, većinom bosanskih Muslimana.

Ovaj post donosi vam priču o Tomašici kroz iskaz svjedoka Radovana Zdjelara, kojem je naređeno da iskopa jamu, uz odlomke iz ratnog dnevnika Ratka Mladića, kao i druge dokaze i zaključke Sudskih vijeća -a i -a.

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23/09/2026

In September 2013, a mass grave was discovered at the mine near . The remains of at least 385 victims, the majority of whom were Bosnian Muslims, were found there.
This post tells the story of Tomašica through the account of witness Radovan Zdjelar, who was instructed to excavate the site, alongside excerpts from Ratko Mladić’s wartime diary, and other documentary evidence and judicial findings from the and .