Since the Hague tribunal was launched, a total of 161 people have been indicted for war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. Despite the fact that atrocities were committed by all sides, a majority of those defendants, over 60% are Serb. Others are Croat, Bosniak, Albanian and Macedonian. In light of the unequal weightings across different ethnic groups, critics have slammed the tribunal as unbalanced.

See also: The Murder of Yugoslavia