War Crimes Indictment Filed, New School Year Begins
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An updated indictment has been submitted to the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Sanski Most and Manjača war crimes case, accusing six individuals of involvement in the deaths of 40 camp inmates. Reports also indicate conflicts within the leadership of the BiH Prosecutor's Office regarding the case.
Meanwhile, a new school year has officially begun across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with students, including many first-graders, returning to classrooms in various cantons of the Federation of BiH.
In other domestic news, Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy Adnan Delić announced a new labor law designed to fully protect workers, guaranteeing everyone two days of rest per week. Concurrently, the Federal Ministry of Energy, Mining and Industry, under Minister Vedran Lakić, proposed three measures to support 1,100 workers from the Zenica steel mill who face job losses.