Savic Trial Closed to the Public

A state prosecution witness at the trial of Slavko Savic testified today in a closed session.

Autor:

Lamija Grebo

16. February 2015. | 00:00

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The trial chamber decided to exclude the public from this hearing in order to protect the privacy of the witness.

Bosnia’s state prosecution has charged Slavko Savic, a former member of the Light Infantry Brigade of the Army of Republika Srpska, with the rape of a woman in the municipality of Vogosca in May and June 1993.

The trial will continue on February 23.

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