“They never hurt a fly: War criminals on trial in the Hague”

Abstract

To begin with, in her book, They Never Hurt a Fly: War Criminals on Trial in The Hague (Drakulic, 2005), specializes in an interpretive exercise on war crimes in the Balkans by spinning the socio-psychological tales of the perpetrators and I want to give information briefly. Each of the thirteen chapters of this book, excluding the first and last chapters, deals with specific individuals and the crimes they allegedly committed during the 1991–95 Bosnian civil war. They are based on a five-month observation made by the author of the proceedings of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY).