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Prosecutor Dragan Corlija said that members of the International Red Cross registered Serbs, who were detained in Stupari, Kladanj municipality, in December 1992.
 
Among other things, documentation related to Ladimir Dragic was included in the case file. According to the charges, Dragic committed suicide in one of the educational workers’ buildings, where Serbs were detained, in June 1992. The indictment alleges that Dragic had previously been beaten up by three policemen from Stupari.

Safet Mujcinovic, Selman Busnov, Zijad Hamzic, Nusret Muhic, Nedzad Hodzic, Osman Gogic, Ramiz Halilovic and Kahro Vejzovic, former members of the Territorial Defence, military and civil authorities, are on trial for crimes committed in the Kladanj area.

They are charged with having unlawfully detained Serbs in the educational workers’ buildings, beating them up and having treated them in an inhumane manner.

The Prosecution of BiH is due to continue presenting material evidence on November 7.

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