City: Drvar Archives

For the past 18 years, residents of Ljutocka dolina, near the northwest city of Bihac, have been in a restless pursuit of the truth about crimes committed in that area, hoping the judicial authorities will finally determine who is responsible for the death of their family members.

At the trial for crimes committed in the Drvar area, a Prosecution witness says he was detained in Kamenica detention camp for nine months and he was once beaten up by manager Ratko Dronjak.

The Institute for Missing Persons, INO, of Bosnia and Herzegovina continues clearing the pit believed to contain the remains of victims killed in Kamenica and announces the exhumation of new suspected mass graves in the Krajina area.

The trial of Ratko Dronjak and Draga Rodic for crimes committed in detention centers in Drvar began with the reading of the indictment and the presentation of introductory arguments by the State Prosecution and Defence teams.

The Defence of Dragan Rodic, who is charged with crimes committed in Drvar, submitted a guilt admission agreement proposal to the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The State Court orders one-month custody for two people suspected of crimes committed in Kamenica detention camp in the Drvar area.

While courts promise to deploy more resources, victims have doubts, noting the inactivity of the judiciary in the area over the past 15 years.

City: Drvar

Local Justice: In Pursuit of Truth and Justice

Dronjak: Beatings in Detention

Local Justice: Exhumation of New Mass Graves to Begin

Dronjak and Rodic: Complex and Stressful Trial

Rodic Might Admit Guilt

Ratko Dronjak and Dragan Rodic Ordered Into Custody

Livno Pledges to Get Tough on War Crime Cases

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