Case: Peric Luka Archives

The Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, FBiH, confirms a verdict pronounced by the Cantonal Court in Mostar, sentencing Luka Peric to two years in jail for having committed crimes against civilians and prisoners of war in the Capljina area.

The Defence of Luka Pric requests the Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to quash a first instance verdict, under which he was sentenced to two years in prison for crimes in the Capljina area.

A cantonal court in the southern town of Mostar sentenced a former Bosnian Croat fighter, Luka Peric, to two years in prison for abusing Bosniak civilians and prisoners of war in the Gabela detention camp in Capljina.

Testifying in his defence, indictee Luka Peric tells the Cantonal Court in Mostar that he did not mistreat detainees in the Capljina area in the summer of 1993.

As the trial of Luka Peric, who is charged with crimes in Gabela detention camp, near Capljina, a court expert says, testifying before the Cantonal Court in Mostar, that witness Sefik Kovacic, known as Sudo, is not capable of testifying.

As the trial of Luka Peric, who is charged with crimes in Gabela detention camp, near Capljina in the summer of 1993, continues, three Mostar Cantonal Prosecution witnesses speak about the torture of Bosniak detainees.

At the trial of former fighter Luka Peric for abusing Bosniak prisoners at the Gabela detention camp near Mostar in 1993, a witness recalled how the defendant assaulted him.

Before the Cantonal Court in Mostar Luka Peric entered the plea of not guilty for crimes committed in the area of Gabela in July 1993.

Case: Peric Luka

Luka Peric’s Two Year Verdict Confirmed

Defence Requests Acquittal of Luka Peric

Two Years In Prison For Luka Peric

Indictee Transported People as Per a Warrant

Bruises Caused by Beating in Gabela

Forced to Jump Head First

Bosnian Croat Fighter Beat Prisoners at Barracks Jail

Luka Peric Pleaded Not Guilty

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