City: Celebici Archives

Appearing before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a State Prosecution witness says that indictee Eso Macic kicked him in Celebici detention camp, Konjic municipality, where he was held for about three months, but those kicks were not so hard compared to other guards.

A prosecution witness who was detained in Celebici says that on August 12, 1992, indictee Macic kicked him in the kidneys with his military boots on, causing him severe pain and bleeding.

A State Prosecution witness testifies at the trial for crimes committed in Konjic and says that he assumes that indictee Eso Macic, known as Makaron, was among the guards who beat him up in August 1992.

A new survey shows that most Bosnians do not believe that war crimes trials have contributed to reconciliation in the country.

Testifying at the trial of Eso Macic, who is charged with crimes committed in the Konjic area, a State Prosecution witness says he saw the indictee killing prisoner Milorad Kuljanin in Celebici detention camp.

The trial for crimes committed in Konjic municipality in 1992 and 1993 has begun with the presentation of introductory arguments by the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Defence.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed an indictment charging Eso Macic, former member of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with crimes committed in Konjic municipality.

City: Celebici

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