What are the limitations and challenges of truth commission processes?

Following Tito's death in 1980, ethnic-nationalism began to rise. In 1991, the country began to disintegrate along ethnic lines. Slovenia and Croatia declared ... Starting in April 1992, Serbia set out to “ethnically cleanse” Bosnian territory by systematically removing all Bosnian Muslims, known as Bosniaks. Dec 5, 2016 ... The Serbs waged war against Croatia from 1991-1992, and against Bosnia from 1992-1995. In both wars the Serbs committed genocide and ethnic ... Apr 6, 2022 ... In early April 1992, Bosnian Serb forces started what was to become the longest city siege in modern warfare at the time. Bosnian Serb ... Jul 16, 2013 ... A gendered reading of the Yugoslav Wars—especially of the Bosnian War—has become popular in ... If we had started working on cases from an armed ... ... war erupted in the new Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina. ... Many of the deaths were caused by accidents on Bosnia's poor roads, made treacherous during bad weather ... Abstract. The Bosnian case is particularly intriguing for a theory of conflict based on the risks inherent in horizontal inequalities (HIs) — whether as a ... It is a book of commentary, reflection and critique, about loss, trauma, grief and depravity caused and suffered by human beings living in the pathological ... Jul 28, 2021 ... Defendants Mane Djuric, Radenko Stanic, Miroslav Kraljevic and Goran Garic are on trial for persecuting the Bosniak civilians through a series ... The objective was to ethnically purify the territory. The rape of Bosniak women was one of the “cleansing” war tactics. Srebrenica was located in the territory ...