A new report indicates that war crimes prosecutions in Croatia are stagnating, with a continued decline in the number of trials being conducted. The report highlights a significant lack of investigation into crimes committed against Serbian civilians and prisoners of war during and after the Croatian War of Independence. This raises concerns about accountability for these serious offenses and the pursuit of justice for victims. Watchdog groups have expressed worry over the diminishing focus on these cases, potentially hindering reconciliation efforts. The lack of progress suggests a systemic issue in addressing past atrocities. Consequently, there are fears that perpetrators may avoid facing consequences for their actions, perpetuating a climate of impunity. The report urges Croatian authorities to prioritize these investigations and prosecutions to demonstrate a commitment to the rule of law and victim redress.