Under a first instance verdict, Saric was sentenced to 14 years in prison, because he participated in separation of men, who were detained in Jagomir hospital. A part of the captives were sent to the territory under the control of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, a part was taken to detention camps in Vogosca, while the third group stayed at that place. Their bodies were found at Skakavac later on.
The trial of Ekrem Ibracevic, Faruk Smajlovic and Sejdalija Covic, who are charged with crimes against Serb civilians in the Srebrenik area, is due to begin before the Court of BiH on Tuesday, November 18.
On Friday, November 21 the trial is due to begin in the case against Muhamed Sisic, Emir Drakovac, Aziz Susa and Tarik Sisic, who are charged with having attacked Serb civilians, who were moving from the Gorazde area towards Rogatica, in 1992.
First State Prosecution witness at the trial of Edhem Godinjak, Medaris Saric and Mirko Bunoza, who are charged with crimes committed in the Trnovo area, is due to appear on Tuesday.
The retrial of Savo Babic, who was acquitted of charges, under a first instance verdict, for having detained civilians in Bratunac, is due to begin before the Appellate Chamber of the Court of BiH on Thursday.
On Monday, November 17 Miodrag Josipovic and Branimir Tesic are due to enter their plea to the charges that they assisted in and supported the commission of genocide in Srebrenica. Nedeljko Djukic, who is charged with crimes in Kotor-Varos, is due to enter his plea on Wednesday, November 19, while Pero Radisic, who is indicted for crimes in Teslic, will enter his plea on Thursday.
A pre-trial status conference in the case against Gligor Begovic, who is charged with crimes in Batkovic detention centre, near Bijeljina, is due to be held on Wednesday.
The trials for genocide in Srebrenica are due to continue in the week ahead – the one against Goran Saric on Monday and Ostoja Stanisic and Marko Milosevic on Wednesday.
The trial of Savo Tepic, Dragoslav Bojic, Dusko Vujicic, Dusko Maksimovic, Radojko Keverovic, Rade Skoric and Ilija Kurusic, who are charged with crimes against Bosniaks and Croats in the Kotor-Varos area is due to continue on Monday, just like the trial of Petar Kovacevic for crimes in Visegrad.
The trials of Goran Vujovic, Miroslav Duka and Zeljko Ilic, who are charged with crimes in Bileca, Oliver Krsmanovic for crimes in Visegrad, as well as Bosiljko and Ostoja Markovic for crimes in Kotor-Varos, are due to continue on Tuesday.
On that same day the trials are due to continue in the case against Ramiz Avdovic and Iulian-Nicolae Vintila for crimes in Sarajevo, as well as Marijan Brnjic, Martin Barukcic, Pavo and Ilija Glavas, who are charged with crimes in Odzak.
The trial of Marinko and Zoran Bjelica and Novica Tripkovic, who are charged with crimes in Kalinovik, as well as the trials of Vitomir Rackovic and Goran Popovic, who are charged with crimes in Visegrad, are due to continue on Wednesday.
The trials of Nedzad Hodzic and Dzevad Salcin for crimes on Mount Igman, Indira Kameric for crimes in Bosanski Brod as well as Nikola Maric for crimes in Prozor, are due to be continued on Thursday.
The trials of Safet Mujcinovic, Selman Busnov, Nusret Muhic, Zijad Hamzic, Ramiz Halilovic, Nedzad Hodzic, Osman Gogic and Kahro Vejzovic, who are charged with crimes in Kladanj as well as Ibro Macic for crimes in Konjic are due to continue on Friday.
The retrial of Mehura Selimovic, Adil Ruznic and Emir Mustafic, who are charged with crimes in Krajina, is due to continue before the Appellate Chamber next week.
