Bosnia

Computers from UN war crimes court benefit survivors in Bosnia

26 April 2006
The United Nations war crimes tribunal for the former Yugoslavia today sent 306 old computers to Bosnia and Herzegovina, scene of most of the crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s, as part of its initiative to use its replaced office equipment to benefit the victims of the strife.
Schwarz-Schilling briefs the Security Council

Let Bosnia and Herzegovina stand on its own, envoy tells Security Council

18 April 2006
Bosnia and Herzegovina, emerging from the devastation of inter-ethnic bloodshed, must now be allowed to take responsibility for its own political reforms and economic development while the international community clears up defined, outstanding issues, the world’s envoy to the country told the United Nations Security Council today.