23. February 2016.
Testifying in defense of Drago Koncar, a witness said the defendant used to bring him food and firewood during the war. He said as far as he knew the defendant hadn’t commit any crimes during the war.
Lamija Grebo
22. February 2016.
Testifying at the trial of four defendants charged with war crimes in the Sanski Most area, a psychologist presented his findings and opinion on the mental health of an injured party in the case. The psychologist said the injured party suffered from post-traumatic stress but was capable of participating in the trial.
19. February 2016.
Testifying at the trial of fourteen Bosnian Serb fighters charged with crimes in Zecovi, a state prosecution witness said she heard that defendant Rade Grujcic took her son away in a personnel carrier with another perpetrator. The witness said her son’s remains were found in the Tomasica mass grave after the war.
18. February 2016.
The first witness to testify on behalf of the district prosecution of Eastern Sarajevo testified at the start of the Milan Komad trial. The witness said he heard that his neighbour and distant relative, Ibrahim Ribac, was killed in June 1992. Komad, a former member of the Bosnian Serb Army, has been charged with crimes in the Visegrad area.
17. February 2016.
The trial of Luka Majstorovic has been renewed after the district court of Eastern Sarajevo repealed his acquittal. Majstorovic has been charged with crimes in Kula in Eastern Sarajevo.
16. February 2016.
Testifying in defense of Drago Koncar, a witness said the defendant used to visit her family in the village of Jaruge in the municipality of Prijedor during the war. She said she never heard that he committed any crimes.
15. February 2016.
Testifying before the district court of Eastern Sarajevo at the trial of Milenko Krsmanovic, a court medical expert said injured party Muhidin Kapo suffered injuries to his right ankle and right fist in July 1992.
12. February 2016.
A protected state prosecution witness described witnessing civilians being killed during an attack on the village of Zecovi near Prijedor.
11. February 2016.
The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court has increased Indira Kameric’s prison sentence from three to four years in prison. Kameric was convicted of crimes committed against civilians in Bosanski Brod.
10. February 2016.
A state prosecution witness testifying at the Zdenko Andabak trial said the defendant abducted him from his house and took him to a school building in Livno, where he was detained.
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