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Sarajevo, 12 July 2001 On Wednesday night a shot was fired into a family home in Dzamdzici, Republika Srpska, killing 16-year old Meliha Duric. The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch is appalled by this murder. The Duric family returned to Dzamdzici this year.

Sarajevo, 11 July 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, today attended the ceremony to commemorate the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Potocari. The event was attended by thousands of family members and friends of the victims, civic and political leaders from Bosnia and Herzegovina and representatives of the international com [...]

Sarajevo, 05 July 2001 The Principal Deputy High Representative, Ambassador Ralph Johnson today met the Auditor General of the Republika Srpska Supreme Audit Institution, Bosko Ceko, to convey his support for the work of this institution and his appreciation of its cooperation with the international team which audited the Republika Srpska public ac [...]

Banja Luka, 04 July 2001 The Director of the Independent Judicial Commission, Rakel Surlien today in Banja Luka signed a Memorandum of Understanding on appointment procedures concerning the judiciary of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Representatives of the Ministries of Justice of both the Republika Srpska and the Federation, as well as of the Judges' and [...]

Sarajevo, 04 July 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, today extended the deadline for the use of socially-owned apartments as alternative accommodation to make sure that the apartments will continue to be used as alternative accommodation.

Sarajevo, 03 July 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, and the OSCE Head of Mission, Robert Beecroft, on learning the results of the audit of the Entity Budgets for the year 2000 carried out in last three months, express their deep concern about the state of public finances and the existing mechanisms of control over tax-payers' money [...]

Sarajevo, 29 June 2001 The High Representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, speaking today at the signing of the Agreement on Succession Issues of the Former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY), welcomed the treaty as a historic step towards greater regional cooperation.