A WAR ON TRIAL - JUSTICE FOR EX-YUGOSLAVIA

The International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was a unique experiment: For the first time, war criminals from all sides of a conflict were tried by an independent and international court. In more than 20 years, it sentenced 160 persons, incl. Milošević and Mladić. Yet, its legacy is controversial. 30 years after the Yugoslav Wars broke out, and the Siege of Sarajevo, we trace its story and impact, with full access to insiders and the tribunal’s archive. Did the ICTY succeed? Can it be a model for bringing justice to the victims of other wars?