Rachel Irwin joined IWPR in 2008 and has provided extensive coverage of trials at both the ICC and ICTY. She also writes about transitional justice issues in the Western Balkans, and her reports have dealt with topics such as the denial of mass atrocities in Bosnia and the controversy over memorials for victims. Prior to joining IWPR, Rachel lived and worked in India, South Korea and Jerusalem. She has a master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Defendant says he will continue to speak out against the tribunal if allowed to leave detention.
Ex-soldier says weapons were found in humanitarian shipments for besieged city.
Ex-officer claims his men “never opened fire without a good reason” during Sarajevo siege.
His team wants to call 336 witnesses, although list may be amended.
Defendant asks tribunal not to decide possible jail term at same time as verdict.
Convicted Bosnian Croat commander found ineligible for financial assistance.
Former army subordinates say they were never told to fire on civilians, and did not mount offensive operations.