News - Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)

Prosecutor Jasminka Knežević Sentenced to Prison and Banned from Public Office

Jasminka Knežević, a prosecutor with the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor’s Office, has been handed a first-instance sentence of one year in prison and a 10-year ban on...

Zoran Čegar Acquitted of Document Forgery Charges

The Municipal Court in Sarajevo has acquitted Zoran Čegar, the former head of the Uniformed Police Sector at the Federal Ministry of Interior (FUP), of charges related...

Program-Based Budgeting in Focus at Round Table in Sarajevo

Budget transparency and programme budgeting represent an important part of the public finance reforms that Bosnia and Herzegovina needs to implement within the European...

Training Held for CSOs on Improving Transparency and Financial Oversight of Local Budgets

A two-day training session was held for civil society organisations to improve budget transparency and strengthen financial oversight of municipal and city budgets...

Public interest increasingly weighed down by defamation lawsuits

Participants at a roundtable organised by the Centre for Investigative Reporting (CIN) and BIRN BiH have raised concerns over contentious court practice in defamation...

CIN Finalist in Online Awards

13.9.2007.

The Center for Investigative Reporting in Bosnia Herzegovina is a finalist in investigative reporting for the 2007 Online Journalism Awards

RS Railroad Strike Averted

29.8.2007.

Union pressures railroad into rehiring fired executives

Railroads in Management Upheaval

23.8.2007.

The Union of Railroad train drivers of Republika Srpska (RS) Railways is planning a general strike today to protest the removal of two senior managers who it says...

Judge Does Not Accept Plea

7.8.2007.

Forwards case to council of three judges

Judge to Consider Plea of SIPA Agent

6.8.2007.

A judge may rule as early as today on a plea bargan in the case of a police inspector who allegedly caused a car accident that killed a Prijedor woman and injured...

EFT linked to Serbian charges

1.8.2007.

Police charge former energy officials with misuse of office

Company charges government acted illegally

20.7.2007.

The highest bidder says the Aluminij privatization is flawed

Police inspector seeks plea agreement

5.7.2007.

Inspector seeks to avoid or reduce jail time in accident case

Government tackles black market labor

4.7.2007.

Hundreds of thousands of BiH workers caught in illegal jobs

Izjave svjedoka nedovoljne da se podigne optužnica protiv inspektora SIPA-e

Witnesses not enough to indict SIPA inspector

27.5.2007.

Although survivors and witnesses, including a professional driver, agree a SIPA car was to blame for a deadly crash about 11 months ago, prosecutors have brought...

Sarajevo hospital fills with food-poisoning patients

10.5.2007.

Case shows need to need to monitor issue of food safety

Balkan Investigative Team Wins Global Shining Light Award

4.5.2007.

Winning stories expose corruption that denies reliable electricity