The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) Bar Association is opposed to a proposal that would have the FBiH ministry of justice set guidelines for attorneys’ fees.
Brčko District’s Prosecutor’s Office is investigating cases of grant misuse that CIN reporters have put under the spotlight.
HJPC members are still at a loss as to how should they organize the filling out of judges’ and prosecutors’ financial statements as well as double checking of these records.
A legislator sends a petition to the Republika Srpska National Assembly to abolish post-term payout.
Municipal Court in Sarajevo sentenced Amra Radeljaš to ten months and her brother Admir to six months in prison for bribing Sarajevo physicians to help their father Esed get out of jail.
The RS government recently lost out on a chance to acquire a title to a condo in Bijeljina which it paid outside the procedure for a veteran MP Milica Marković 19 years ago. The revenue institutions might seize the opportunity to collect debts of a private firm by selling the condo.
Former employees of Đurđevik Brown Coal Mine and a Lukavac firm Junuzović-Kopex have been sentenced to prison pending appeal. They were charged with mismanagement and abuses during procurement of fuel in which the mine lost nearly 2 million KM.
Sara Šarika Farhi’s inheritor has filed a lawsuit against the state and Sarajevo canton authorities requesting 340,000 KM in compensation for illegally losing title to a house in Alifakovac, a Sarajevo neighborhood.
FBiH Supreme Court reversed an earlier acquittal of the former managers of a Sarajevo transit corporation and sent the case back for retrial.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Development Bank will have to reconsider its decision in which it denied the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo access to information about loans given out to some private and state enterprises.
The Court of BiH ruled that the Appellation Committee under the Council of Ministers illegally refused to grant CIN access to earnings of the members of BiH Presidency.
CIN’s story has been shortlisted for “Fetisov Journalism Awards” along with 11 investigative reporting pieces from reporters who have been selected from the four corners of the world.
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