Healthcare
Over the past five years just one doctor has been sentenced for corruption, while two were acquitted in BiH.
Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)
15.10.2014
Over the past five years just one doctor has been sentenced for corruption, while two were acquitted in BiH.
Taxpayer money is spent so that public institutions can “win” meaningless international awards.
Leaders of the eight most influential political parties in BiH own real estate worth around 7.5 million KM.
Bakir Izetbegović, Nikola Špirić, Velimir Kunić, Fahrudin Radončić, Ivo Komšić and Esed Radeljaš have omitted valuable property holdings in their asset declarations.
Water taxes collected in Tuzla Canton where the flooding is frequent are being spent on civil service salaries, public officials’ professional development, and long-service benefits.
While the number of unemployed in Bosnia and Hezegovina is on the increase, the property riches of numerous office holders in the executive and legislative government is on the increase.
Reporters from the Center for Investigative Reporting interviewed over a hundred of war victims.
May flooding did about 1.5 billion KM damage to BIH industry and businesses. While authorities have been collecting data on damages and planning restoration, firm owners with hundreds of employees have been paying for repairs on their own.
During the May flooding, rivers deposited heavy metals over agricultural plots, poisoning some fruits and vegetables. People whose gardens and yards were affected were never told what to do about the toxins.
Prosecutors from the Special Prosecution Office of the Republic of Kosovo reveal in detail how Ramiz “Ćelo” Delalić was killed in Sarajevo.
Šejla Jugo Turković is a prosecution key witness in the case against Naser Kelmendi. She will testify against Fahrudin Radončić, former BiH minister of security.
An indictment against Naser Kalmedi mentions Fahrudin Radončić, Ekrem Lekić, Senad Sahinpašić Šaja and Naser Orić as members of his organized group.
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