City: Glogova Archives

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina requests the custody extension for Savo Zivkovic, who is suspected of crimes against humanity in the Bratunac area in 1992, due to the existence of a fear that he might influence witnesses and accomplices. The Defence requests the Court to release the suspect to liberty.

Testifying at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, former Hague Prosecution investigator Dean Manning says that he found evidence that victims, who were buried in all of the mass graves associated with the fall in Srebrenica, which were discovered prior to 2001, were Muslims, who were shot, and that many had blindfolds and tied hands at the moment of death.

Prosecution witness Milenko Katanic says, while testifying at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, that Civilian Commissioner for Srebrenica Miroslav Deronjic told him in July 1995, that Ljubisa Beara, Republika Srpska Army, VRS colonel, came to Bratunac in order to look for locations for the detention and probably murder of Bosniaks from Srebrenica.

Following a three-week break, the trial of Radovan Karadzic at The Hague continues with a statement given by a Bosniak from Srebrenica, who survived the shooting in the vicinity of a dam in Petkovci village in mid July 1995.

Testifying at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, a Hague Prosecution witness says that Serb forces killed 68 Bosniaks in Glogova village, Bratunac municipality in May 1992.

The Missing Persons Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with support from the State Prosecution, has begun the exhumation of remains at Ljeljen do in Srebrenica municipality, where, according to evidence gathered so far, a mass grave containing the bodies of Srebrenica victims is located.

At the trial of four indictees charged with genocide committed in Srebrenica, a Defence expert witness says that 512 bodies can be linked to Ravnice and Glogova primary mass graves in Bratunac municipality.

Over the course of the trial, that has lasted just over nine months, the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina tried to prove that Zeljko Ivanovic, known as Arkan and former member of the Second Special Police Squad with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republika Srpska, MUP RS, committed genocide against the residents of Srebrenica in July 1995.

Defence witness speaks about the burial of corpses in the Glogova mass grave.

City: Glogova

Indictment Returned for Additional Processing

Karadzic: Blindfolded and Tied

Karadzic: Citizens Unaware of Murders in Srebrenica

Karadzic: Thousands of Dead People

Karadzic: Murders in Glogova

Exhumation of Genocide Victims Begins

Jevic et al: Witness Disputes Number of Victims

Ivanovic: The Execution of Prisoners and Removal of Bodies

Kravica: Mass Grave Near Glogovo

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