Prohibiting Measures against Srebrenica Crimes Indictees

The Court of BiH bans Ekrem Ibracevic, Faruk Smajlovic and Sejdalija Covic, who are charged with crimes in Srebrenik, from meeting and contacting each other and witnesses.

Autor:

Amer Jahić

22. August 2014. | 00:00

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“For the sake of execution of this measure the indictees are banned from getting less than 50 meters away from each other and witnesses,” the Court of BiH announced.

Ibracevic, Smajlovic and Covic are charged with having participated in unlawful detention and torture of Serb civilians from Tinja, Potpec and Jasenica, as well as other villages in the Srebrenik area.

According to the charges, Ibracevic was Chief of military security with the municipal headquarters of the Territorial Defence in Srebrenik, Smajlovic was Commander of a military police squad with the municipal headquarters of the Territorial Defence in Srebrenik, while Covic was member of military police.

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