Bosnia grapples with legacy of convicted war criminal Plavšić after death

The death of Biljana Plavšić, a former Bosnian Serb leader convicted by the ICTY for war crimes, has reignited debate in Bosnia about how society memorializes convicted war criminals. While figures like Ratko Mladić are glorified with murals, Plavšić's legacy is more contested, highlighting a selective and unresolved reckoning with wartime atrocities. The development underscores persistent ethnic divisions and the fragility of post-conflict justice in the region.