04.6.2014
FBiH government earmarked six million KM for emergencies last year. Ninety percent of that sum was misspent.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina has charged Sead Zahirović with misusing BAM 207,200 allocated by the Brčko District Government to his associations, which he used to gain financial benefit for himself and others, as previously reported by CIN.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has filed charges against Sead Zahirović (58) for corruption and money laundering while leading the Brčko Democratic Forum association and the Zenan Foundation.
The indictment, which includes sixteen counts, each related to a specific misuse of allocated funds, accuses Zahirović of unlawfully managing the financial resources of these organisations from 2015 to 2020…
FBiH government earmarked six million KM for emergencies last year. Ninety percent of that sum was misspent.
The Court of BiH threw out a first-degree verdict by which Saima Hodžić, director of Robot Commerce, was sentenced for tax evasion.
Three persons are charged with election fraud with the intent of securing votes for their party’s nominees.
FBiH Privatization Agency paid around 220,000 KM without contracts to the members of its Supervisory and Board of Directors in 2012.
Jasna Fetahović of the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo and Dragana Pećo and Dino Jahić of the Center for Investigative Reporting in Serbia are laureates of an annual award for the best investigative story in the category of online journalism in Serbia.
Ministry of Justice erased the provisions of the FBiH Law on Pardoning with whose violation the FBiH president Živko Budimir was charged.
After the publishing of the story A Dear Cost of Having Roof over your Head CIN has received letters that talked about positive examples of foster families.
BiH Prosecutor’s Office asked for longer sentences in its appeal, while Zijad Turković’s defense pointed at the instances of violation of the Law on Criminal Proceedings.
Živko Budimir, the President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina under investigation for abuse of office, has pardoned Ivica Čobanac, sentenced for abuse of office.
The RS President Milorad Dodik received 58 petitions for pardoning last year. He pardoned no one.
SIPA uhapsila dvije osobe osumnjičene za nedopuštenu trgovinu lijekovima, među kojima je i uposlenik Uprave za indirektno oporezivanje BiH.
There are ongoing protests in several Bosnian cities. Several days long demonstrations have led to the resignations of three cantonal governments. Civilians, police officers and reporters have been injured in the violence that left some of the government buildings damaged.
FBiH government earmarked six million KM for emergencies last year. Ninety percent of that sum was misspent.
The Court of BiH threw out a first-degree verdict by which Saima Hodžić, director of Robot Commerce, was sentenced for tax evasion.
Three persons are charged with election fraud with the intent of securing votes for their party’s nominees.
FBiH Privatization Agency paid around 220,000 KM without contracts to the members of its Supervisory and Board of Directors in 2012.
Jasna Fetahović of the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo and Dragana Pećo and Dino Jahić of the Center for Investigative Reporting in Serbia are laureates of an annual award for the best investigative story in the category of online journalism in Serbia.
Ministry of Justice erased the provisions of the FBiH Law on Pardoning with whose violation the FBiH president Živko Budimir was charged.
After the publishing of the story A Dear Cost of Having Roof over your Head CIN has received letters that talked about positive examples of foster families.
BiH Prosecutor’s Office asked for longer sentences in its appeal, while Zijad Turković’s defense pointed at the instances of violation of the Law on Criminal Proceedings.
Živko Budimir, the President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina under investigation for abuse of office, has pardoned Ivica Čobanac, sentenced for abuse of office.
The RS President Milorad Dodik received 58 petitions for pardoning last year. He pardoned no one.
SIPA uhapsila dvije osobe osumnjičene za nedopuštenu trgovinu lijekovima, među kojima je i uposlenik Uprave za indirektno oporezivanje BiH.
There are ongoing protests in several Bosnian cities. Several days long demonstrations have led to the resignations of three cantonal governments. Civilians, police officers and reporters have been injured in the violence that left some of the government buildings damaged.
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