Case: Kuvelja Bozidar

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10. January 2013.
During the eighteen-month long trial of Bozidar Kuvelja, who is indicted of shooting of men from Srebrenica inside and in front of the Kravica Farming Co-operative (Bratunac municipality) in July 1995, the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina tried to prove that the indictee committed genocide, while the Defence tried to argue against this.


19. September 2012.
At the trial of Bozidar Kuvelja, who is charged with genocide in Srebrenica, the Trial Chamber conditions the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina to enable the Defence to examine protected witness PW-100 or else a transcript of his testimony before the Hague Tribunal will not be admitted as evidence.

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11. July 2012.
At the trial of Bozidar Kuvelja, who is charged with genocide against the residents of Srebrenica, the State Prosecutor reads a summary of a statement given by the late Luka Markovic, containing a description of shooting of prisoners in Kravica Agricultural Co-operative, near Bratunac in July 1995. Prosecutor Ibro Bulic said that Markovic was Manager of the Co-operative in Kravica, when Srebrenica residents were brought to the Co-operative by 17 buses on July 13, 1995.


18. April 2012.
Two Defence witnesses say at the trial for genocide in Srebrenica, that as far as they know, Bozidar Kuvelja is “a well-raised guy” and that they have never heard that he did anything bad during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.