Money for Veterans Disappeared in an Arab-Owned Raspberry Orchard

Ilidža councilor Kemal Habibija took advantage of another person’s property to collect 50,000 KM from government coffers for a co-op he established with his family members. The property’s owner says he knew nothing about it.
Secretary Drljača Overstayed his Term

Mladen Drljača has been the secretary of the Republika Srpska Commission for Concessions for 15 years, even though legislation set a term at just five years.
For Years, HJPC Looked the Other Way on Judge’s Poor Performance

During his 15-year career Banjaluka judge Atko Huseinbašić committed 56 infractions in two courts. It took eight years for HJPC members to finally remove him from office.
CIN Published a Database of Sanctioned Judges and Prosecutors

CIN reporters reveal the names of 122 judges, prosecutors and expert associates who have been disciplined because of mistakes in their work.
Lenient Sanctions for Judges’ and Prosecutors’ Mistakes

They kept evidence in their offices or failed to write verdicts and send convicts to prison, but judges and prosecutors guilty of such mistakes received lenient punishment that didn’t affect their careers. Some of them even won promotions.
CIN Wins Anti-Corruption Network Award for Investigative Reporting

The award went for an investigation into the financing of veterans’ associations in BiH.
Jerko Ivanković Lijanović Case Goes to Retrial

The state Court of Appeals granted appeal to Jerko Ivanković Lijanović, former FBiH Minister of Agriculture, Waterworks and Forestry, who had been convicted on organized crime and money laundering charges.
Former FBiH President Živko Budimir Acquitted

Former FBiH President Živko Budimir is acquitted of charges for abuse of office, receiving gifts and illegal interceding during hiring procedure.
Mothers of Sarajevo Doctor and Banker in Multimillion Business

Mothers of the former director of the Sarajevo University Clinical Center, Faris Gavrankapetanović, and the CEO of BBI bank Amer Bukvić invested millions of KM in real properties and family businesses which they later turned over to their sons.