A state prosecution witness testifying at the Gligor Begovic trial said Begovic, a former guard, beat him immediately after his arrival to the Batkovic detention camp in Bijeljina.
Testifying at the Gligor Begovic trial, state prosecution witness Mirsad Buljugic said he was repeatedly beaten by Begovic during his detainment at the Batkovic detention camp.
Protected witnesses at the Gligor Begovic trial said that the defendant beat them several times during their detainment at the Batkovic detention camp.
Former Bosnian Serb soldier Gligor Begovic, charged with crimes allegedly committed at the Batkovic detention camp in Bijeljina in 1992, failed to appear in court today due to bad weather conditions.
The State Prosecution files a motion, requesting the Court to extend the measures, prohibiting Gligor Begovic, who is charged with crimes in Batkovici detention center, Bijeljina municipality, from leaving Rogatica and ordering him to report to police on a regular basis.
Two Bijeljina District Prosecution witnesses say that prisoners, who were held in Batkovici detention camp, were beaten up, mistreated and taken to other locations in order to perform forced labour.
An ex-prisoner told the trial of four former Serb guards accused of abusing inmates at the Batkovic camp in north-east Bosnia in 1992 that one guard hit him for around ten days in a row.
Defence witness Rado Stevanovic says at the trial for crimes in Ugljevik, that indictee Oliver Rodic had never had any contact with prisoners, who were deployed to Mount Majevica in order to perform labour.
As the trial for crimes in Bijeljina continues, a Bijeljina District Prosecution witness says that he was beaten up once during his stay in Batkovic detention camp in 1992.