The Global Integrity Report: 2009
“On Paper” Anti-Corruption Reforms Benefit No One in Bosnia
Criminals with Counterfeited Bosnian Documents
For five years the Prosecutors’ Office and police in BiH have continuously uncovered the masterminds and associates involved in counterfeiting Bosnian identity papers. Many abuses have been reported and those who got false documents include criminals and citizens from neighboring countries.
The Trial of the Dacić Brothers Begins
They are accused of running a drug ring, laundering money and illegal possession of weapons.
Getting Rich through Politics
Reporters from The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) in Sarajevo spent nearly a year uncovering the assets of 27 politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) who have amassed wealth while performing public office. At least three of them are worth over 1 million KM each.
Branković – From a Tenant to a Rich Man
The trial of two former FBiH prime ministers has revealed details about Nedžad Branković’s attempts to get free luxury quarters in downtown Sarajevo.
Loans Granted to Companies Under Investigation
RS Investment-Development Bank despite a negative review by auditors granted loans to two companies under police investigation.
Incorrect Information on Dragan Vrankić’s Assets Card
The BiH finance and treasury minister Dragan Vrankić got 65,000 KM from the Municipality of Čapljina to buy an apartment. The money came from the Čapljina Reconstruction Fund but the apartment is in Mostar.
Dodik: Three Times Higher Installments than Salary
RS Prime Minister, Milorad Dodik publicly admitted that he has two apartments and a villa in Belgrade even though he previously said he would sell the apartments.
From Farmer to a Millionaire
Dragan Mikerević, deputy at the RS Parliament, has acquired great wealth. A former farmer, he became a millionaire with assets in BiH and abroad.