Father and Five Sons Under Investigation
Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) requested jail for seven persons including a father and five sons accused of smuggling illegal immigrants through BiH to Croatia and onwards to West Europe. The suspects are Arif Čović (54) from Štulice near Cazin and his sons Almir (33), Hasib (31), Đulaga (28), Husmir (27), Ale (22) – all with previous criminal records and also for a Turkish national Secgin Recep Emir (24) from Ada Pazar, Turkey.
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[:hr]Integral Inženjering iz Laktaša tuži Državnu agenciju za istrage i zaštitu
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Million KM in Accommodation Allowances to Undeserving Civil Servants
Around million KM was spent on monthly accommodation allowances for civil servants who work outside of their place of residence. The money was allocated from the state budget and paid out to 3,036 persons in Dec 2011. The amounts ranged between 90 and 400 KM a month. Some civil servants not in a position of seniority claimed allowances against the regulations.
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[:hr]Zbog nepojavljivanja svjedoka odgođen pretres u slučaju Hamde Dacića i drugih
[:hr]Rješava se smještaj UIO-a BiH
State MPs Receive Parliament Attendance Fees while on Vacation
The Audit Office of the Institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) uncovered that the state parliament paid 492,051 KM in monthly attendance fees to the legislators of the both houses. MPs received fees also during the vacations and when the chambers had no sessions.