Marija Taušan, Author at Detektor

A protected witness of the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina said that she saw the indictee Oliver Krsmanovic when men were taken away from the “Varda” factory in Visegrad, as well as near the house where people were burned alive in the summer of 1992. The witness OK-7 said that she lived in Dusce and that from the balcony of her house she saw when Milan Lukic, the indictee Krmsanovic and some other men came to the “Varda” factory.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina files an indictment against Predrag Prosic for crimes in the Sanski Most area in 1992. Prosic is charged with murder of civilians from Mahala village.

Brussels wants Bosnia to get a move on in establishing a state appeals court but opinions in the country are divided on whether such a court is strictly necessary or financially justifiable.

At the session of the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Prosecution asked that Slavko Lalovic be sentenced to a longer prison sentence, while the Defence asked that the first instance verdict be abolished over the violation of the criminal procedure and incorrectly established facts.

At the trial of four men indicted of genocide in Srebrenica, a witness of the Defence said that second indictee Mendeljev Djuric, called Mane, was coming to Bijeljina after July 12, 1995. “I know that it was after St.

Radovan Stankovic has been arrested in Foca, four and a half years after he escaped from serving his 20 year sentence for war crimes.

The Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina sentences Radomir Vukovic to 31 years' imprisonment for assisting in genocide in Srebrenica in July 1995 and acquits Zoran Tomic of all the charges.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina requested an extension of custody to Mustafa Djelilovic and seven other indictees for crimes in the Hadzici area because of the possibility of influencing the witnesses and the accomplices.

Although the number of active investigation of war crimes is extremely high, the dynamics of the work on these cases is good, said Ivica Divkovic, the director of the Centre for the Investigation of War Crimes in the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), in an interview with Justice Report.

On the trial to four persons indicted of genocide in Srebrenica, a witness of The Prosecution Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina said that also one boy was captured during the search of the terrain in the vicinity of Konjevic Polje, and that he did not return after it was ordered that he should be taken away.

Marija Taušan

Krsmanovic: Indictee at the Crime Scenes

Indictment for War Crimes in Sanski Most

Bosnia Under Pressure to Speed up Appeals Court

Lalovic: Appeal to verdict

Jevic et al: Mendeljev Djuric in Bijeljina

Radovan Stankovic Arrested in Foca

Vukovic and Tomic: More than 30 Years in Prison

Djelilovic et al: Caution because of 250 Witnesses

Ivica Divkovic: Investigations into the 100,000 killed and 260 detention camps

Jevic et al: Taking away of a boy and then a shot

Pratite nas