Bosnian Serbs convicted of rape
	The International War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague finds three Bosnian Serbs guilty of raping and torturing Muslim women in the town of Foca during the first months of the conflict in Bosnia Hercegovina. The case marks the first time that the tribunal has considered rape as a crime against humanity. The BBC's Emma Simpson reports.

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