Case: Bjelica et al. Archives

Former military policeman jailed for role in murder of at least ten Bosniaks held in Ripac village in 1992. The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has jailed Zeljko Stanarevic for 13 years for crimes against humanity in the Bihac area of northwest Bosnia. The court found the former military policeman of the 15th Bihacka Brigade […]

Presenting its closing statement, the state prosecution called upon the state court to find Zoran Bjelica and Novica Tripkovic guilty of crimes in the Kalinovik area and sentence them in accordance with the law.

Presenting its closing statement, the state prosecution said it had proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Zoran Bjelica and Novica Tripkovic committed war crimes in the Kalinovik area.

A prosecution witness testifying at the trial of Zoran Bjelica and Novica Tripkovic said she was detained in a school building in Kalinovik with victim Edin Bico. She said Bico was tortured in 1992.

Testifying at the trial of two former Bosnian Serb soldiers charged with crimes in Kalinovik, a defense witness said a man took a detained civilian to the first floor of a school building used as a detention facility. The witness then said she heard two gunshots.

Novica Tripkovics defense presented material evidence to the state court, including a book on the testimony of wartime rape victims titled I begged them to kill me.

The state prosecution has given up on the examination of two witnesses at the Zoran Bjelica and Novica Tripkovic trial, due their poor health.

The trial of Zoran Bjelica and Novica Tripkovic has been postponed due to the poor health of a state prosecution witness.

Novica Tripkovics defense attorney was ordered to obtain permission from the Hague tribunal in order to invite a protected witness known as S5 to testify at the trial.

The proceedings against Marinko Bjelica will take place separately from the other defendants accused of committing crimes against civilians in Kalinovik. The trial chamber decided to conduct separate proceedings for Bjelica due to his poor health.

Case: Bjelica et al.

Stanarevic Gets 13 Years For Bihac Killings

State Prosecution Calls for Guilty Sentence in Bjelica and Tripkovic Trial

Prosecution Gives Closing Statement at Bjelica and Tripkovic Trial, Ambulance Called for Tripkovic

Presentation of Evidence at Kalinovik Crimes Trial Completed

Witness Describes Assault and Killing of Detainees in Kalinovik

Material Evidence Presented By Tripkovic Defense

Prosecution Gives Up On Two Witnesses at Bjelica and Tripkovic Trial

Bjelica and Tripkovic Trial Postponed Due to Poor Health of Witness

Tripkovic Defense Needs Hague Tribunal Permission to Invite Witness

Separate Proceedings Against Bjelica, Witnesses Describe his Wartime Activities

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