Case: Kovacevic Nikola Archives

While cross-examining Defence witness Mile Dobrijevic at Radovan Karadzic's trial at The Hague, the prosecutors try to provethat, in his capacity as police inspector, he was involved in abuse of Muslims in detention facilities in SanskiMost and Manjaca detention camp in 1992.

As the trial of Zemir Kovacevic continues, a State Prosecution witness says that she saw dead bodies of her Serb neighbours in Sijekovac village, near Bosanski Brod in late March 1992.

Bias claim from indictee is interpreted by the Prosecution as a bid to gain time.

Appearance of first defence witnesses in the trial of former Bosnian Serb soldier Nikola Kovacevic put back until September.

During the main hearing on June 27, the Prosecution will present material evidence against indictee Nikola Kovacevic. This will be the final stage of the Prosecution’s presentation of evidence, and the defence will start presenting its evidence on June 28 and 29. Since the main hearing started on April 20, the Prosecution has questioned 28 […]

Two doctors from Sanski Most say they were forced to sign a document which passed off the violent deaths of twenty detainees as an accident.

A prosecution witness in the case against Nikola Kovacevic, formerly known as Danilusko Kajtez, recognised the accused as one of the soldiers who beat former camp inmates.

Witness describes Serb takeover of Sanski Most.

Prosecution witnesses in the trial of former Bosnian Serb soldier Nikola Kovacevic speak of mistreatment, torture and murders of civilian detainees in Sanski Most municipality.