Case: Ibracevic et al. Archives

Former Territorial Defence force security officer Ekrem Ibracevic was sentenced to three years in prison for crimes against Serb civilian prisoners held in poor conditions at detention centres in Srebrenik in 1992. The appeals chamber of the state court in Sarajevo on Friday found Ekrem Ibracevic guilty of responsibility for inhumane conditions in the Rapatnica and Luke detention centres in Srebrenik in north-east Bosnia, where five Serb civilians were held in the summer of 1992.

Former military security officer Ekrem Ibracevic was sentenced to three years in prison for committing crimes against Serb civilian detainees in the Srebrenik area in the summer of 1992. The state court on Friday found Ekrem Ibracevic guilty of responsibility for inhumane conditions at a detention facility in Rapatnica in the Srebrenik area where Serb civilians were held in 1992.

Testifying at the trial of three witnesses charged with crimes in Srebrenik, defense witnesses said they didn’t see defendant Sejdalija Covic on the premises of the local community in Rapatnica, where Serbs were detained.

Testifying at a trial dealing with crimes in Srebrenik, defense witnesses said the civil police was in charge of a building in Luke where civilians were detained.

The first witnesses testifying in defense of Sejdalija Covic said they used to see the defendant at checkpoints in the Srebrenik area throughout 1992. Persons and vehicles were inspected at the checkpoint.

Defense witnesses testifying at the trial of three former military security officials charged with crimes in Srebrenik described the organization of the military police and their tasks in 1992.

Defense witnesses testifying at the trial three former Bosniak military policemen charged with crimes in Srebrenik said defendant Fikret Smajlovic was not responsible for a detention facility in Rapatnica.

A witness testifying at the trial of three Territorial Defense fighters charged with war crimes in Srebrenik said Rapatnica served as a military detention unit and that the Territorial Defense headquarters in the area did not disclose the number of detainees they had.

A statement by an injured party was read at the trial of three former Bosniak military police officers. The injured party described how the was tortured and abused by Bosniak forces during his detention in Rapatnica in 1992.

Testifying in defense of Ekrem Ibracevic, witnesses said Serb residents in the village of Brezje in the municipality of Lopare were armed by Yugoslav National Army in 1992. Ibracevic and two other defendants have been charged with the abuse of Serb civilians in the Srebrenik area.

Case: Ibracevic et al.

Bosniak Ex-Fighter Jailed for Crimes Against Serb Prisoners

Bosniak Fighter Jailed for Crimes Against Serb Civilians

Witnesses Didn’t See Sejdalija Covic in Rapatnica Detention Facility

Civil Police in Charge of Luke Detention Facility, Witnesses Say

Witnesses Recall Seeing Covic at Srebrenik Checkpoints in 1992

Witnesses Describe Military Police Tasks in 1992 Srebrenik

Smajlovic Not Responsible for Rapatnica Detention Facility, Defense Witnesses Say

Rapatnica Used As Military Detention Unit, Former Territorial Defense Official Says

Former Prisoner Describes Torture and Detention by Bosniak Military Police in Srebrenik

Serb Residents of Brezje Were Armed Prior to Arrests, Defense Witnesses Say

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