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The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina charges Gazdic, former member of the Army of Republika Srpska, with the inhumane treatment of females of Bosniak nationality who were unlawfully imprisoned in the rooms of the Partizan sports hall in Foca between early April 1992 and the end of March 1993.

The State Prosecution’s indictment specifies that Gazdic frequently came to the apartments and Partizan sports hall, where civilians were held imprisoned, and that on several occasions he left with females, among them underage girls.

He is also charged with raping the females that he took away under threat, the use of weapons and that he made it possible for others to rape the women too.

Gazdic has been remanded in custody since April 21 of this year, after he was arrested at the Klobuk international border crossing.

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