The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has rendered a first instance verdict, ordering the payment of damages caused by the illegal deeding of property by a former judge of the Sarajevo Municipal Court.
The Commission deciding on conflict of interest punished Dragan Čović, the president of the HDZBiH, with a 10 percent salary reduction for one month, and Nenad Nešić, the president of the DNS, with a 10 percent salary reduction for six months.
The Anticorruption and Quality Control Office of the Sarajevo Canton found the Municipality of Trnovo to have made omissions in the planning and construction in Bjelašnica.
The Anti-Corruption and Quality Control Office of the Sarajevo Canton submitted a report regarding the illegal construction of the commercial-catering establishment “Vidikovac” in Mount Trebević to the Cantonal Prosecutor’s Office in Sarajevo.
A roundtable organized by the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) offered proposals for amendments to the law that would significantly reduce or prevent abuse of official’s rights.
Agan Bunić, former mayor of Bužim, accused of plotting to use public money for self-promotion in the „BH Business Magazine“, on which CIN reported earlier.
Five officials who provided inaccurate information on their assets and asset of their close relatives reported to the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor’s Office.
The newly elected Commission brought action four years after the facts at issue.
The Brčko District Basic Court has confirmed an indictment against Ćazim Dačaj, a former MP of the Brčko District Assembly, accused of abuse of office or authority.
The story by a CIN reporter about a Sarajevan judge who appropriated real estate of departed persons through fake property litigations won the third prize for the best investigative story in BiH.
Elvir Saletović and Sanel Pengić arrested in a police operation “Voter” remanded in month-long custody. They were arrested after being exposed by CIN reporters for vote trading in Brčko.
The Cantonal Court in Bihać confirmed the indictment against ten people and two firms for misuse of public funds with regard to orthopedic aids, which CIN reported earlier.
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