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New law results in drop of war crimes denial cases in Bosnia and Herzegovina

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Roberta Mlinarić

ZAGREB, 5 Aug (Hina) - Prosecutors in Bosnia and Herzegovina have launched an investigation into 22 cases of war crimes denial, which at the end of July became a criminal offence, with the entry into force of a law banning war crimes denial resulting in a major drop in such cases on social networks. 

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