Bosnia and Herzegovina — Decision of the High Representative amending the Criminal Code (genocide and war-crimes denial)

High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (Valentin Inzko) · Office of the High Representative

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July 2021 amendments criminalising public denial, gross trivialisation, approval or justification of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes established by international or national courts. Cited by the Atrocity-Denial Gap analysis as comparative law — NOT as a model TLTE endorses for adoption, but to show the legal architecture exists in jurisdictions with parallel post-atrocity dynamics.

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