Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte appeared for the first time before the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where his trial for crimes against humanity related to his war on drugs begins. (translated)
The former president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for war crimes, including arrests and torture, while his associates received sentences from 13 to 25 years, and the trial was followed by a large number of supporters on the streets of The Hague. (translated)
The victim of human trafficking from Zagreb describes a six-year traumatizing experience of forced theft and abuse by the abuser, who threatened his family and used him as a means to carry out his criminal activities. (translated)
The DORH confirmed that a 15-year-old is suspected of attempting to murder a 14-year-old at school, where he stabbed him and injured two more staff members, and he has been placed in pre-trial detention due to the risk of influencing witnesses and repeating the criminal offense. (translated)
A Briton from northern England has admitted to drugging and raping his wife for over two decades, as well as committing another 45 criminal offenses, while a trial for the other defendants on the same charges is expected in the coming months. (translated)
DORH has released details of the attack in the Zagreb school in which a 15-year-old is suspected of attempted murder of a 14-year-old and an attack on a school janitor, and has been placed in pretrial detention due to the danger of reoffending and influencing witnesses. (translated)
After the bloody attack at the Electrical Engineering School in Zagreb, parents are calling for urgent reforms, including criminal responsibility starting at the age of 12 and bag checks at school entrances, to prevent future incidents. (translated)
A minor suspected of threatening another student and a school employee with a knife in Zagreb will be held in pre-trial detention due to the risk of repeating the criminal offense and influencing witnesses. (translated)
FIFA has imposed lifetime bans on two corrupt football officials, Vincent Cassel and Bassam Adeelu Jaleel, due to serious financial malversations, continuing the fight against corruption within world football. (translated)
Parents near Novi Marof have been sentenced to 17 years in prison for the deaths of two children and for violating the rights of three children, and the State Attorney's Office believes that the sentences are too lenient and is seeking harsher penalties. (translated)
Seven people have been charged, including the former director of the nursing home, for serious crimes against public safety in relation to the deadly fire in the nursing home in Tuzla, which claimed 17 lives. (translated)
Croatia introduces life imprisonment for 15 most serious criminal offenses, including new crimes against the environment, and drastically tightens penalties, with amendments to the law coming into effect on January 1, 2027. (translated)
The killer from Slatina, who had been reported multiple times for violence, is charged with femicide and other criminal acts after he killed his wife last night despite previous protection measures that were in force. (translated)
„Zaštita žrtava bitno je unaprijeđena, kazne su znatno strože, procedure su brže, ali sve navedeno treba biti i primjenjivano”
With the criminal law that comes into force in 2027, life imprisonment is introduced, new criminal offenses such as ecocide and animal abuse are introduced, and penalties for the most serious criminal offenses are drastically tightened, thereby strengthening the protection of animals and the environment. (translated)
Croatia is introducing life imprisonment for the most serious crimes, including ecocide and arson, and abolishing the statute of limitations for such crimes, according to new legal amendments that will come into effect on January 1, 2027. (translated)
In a shocking incident in Serbia, a man forced his ten-year-old son to shoot his business partner in the churchyard over unresolved financial issues, and the case has caused fear and astonishment among crime experts. (translated)
In Zagreb, the police filed a criminal complaint against a 60-year-old woman who had been spreading hate on social media for days, celebrating war crimes committed by Ratko Mladić and calling for violence against Croatian citizens. (translated)
British women spoke out about years of abuse by drug gangs, revealing how they were sexually exploited as girls and neglected by the police, who were focused on drug-related crimes. (translated)
Nikola Grmoja from Most called for the resignation and criminal accountability of the ruling parties due to the pollution of groundwater with microplastics and hazardous chemicals through illegal dumps, emphasizing that all previous calls for accountability have gone unanswered. (translated)
