City: Hadzici Archives

Former prisoners testified about unhygienic conditions and malnourishment at a military prison in Ljubuski where they were detained in 1993 and 1994. Prosecution witnesses Dzemil Sijercic told the state court in Sarajevo on Thursday that in October 1993 he was taken to the military investigation prison in Ljubuski, where conditions were poor and food rations were meagre.

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The cantonal court in Sarajevo has acquitted former Bosnian Army serviceman Azemin Sadikovic for a second time of the killing of four Serb civilians in the Hadzici municipality in May 1992. The court on Wednesday acquitted Azemin Sadikovic of crimes against Serb civilians in the village of Kasatici in the Hadzici municipality. Presiding judge Jasenko […]

Kantonalni sud u Sarajevu proglasio je Momira Tomaša krivim i osudio ga na godinu i četiri mjeseca zatvora zbog zločina počinjenog nad civilima 1992. na području Hadžića.

Testifying at the trial of eight defendants charged with war crimes in Hadzici, a defense witness said he served as a policeman in the area and never heard any negative comments about defendant Fadil Covic.

At the trial of eight defendants charged with war crimes in the municipality of Hadzici, a defense witness for Fadil Covic said he hadn’t heard any negative things about him or defendant Mirsad Sabic.

Testifying in defense of Fadil Covic, a witness said people detained in the Silos detention facility weren’t responsible for the disappearance of Bosniak men from the Hadzici area. The witness said they served as a guarantee that some information on the missing would be obtained.

Testifying in his own defense before the cantonal court of Sarajevo, defendant Momir Tomas he was wounded on the combat line in Tinovo in the municipality of Hadzici in late November 1992 on the date of his alleged crimes.

Testifying at the trial of eight defendants charged with wartime crimes in the municipality of Hadzici, a defense witness said families of the missing in Hadzici were against the exchange of prisoners held in the Silos detention facility in 1992 and early 1993. He said they were against the exchange of prisoners because they had no information on their missing family members.

Testifying at the trial of eight defendants charged with war crimes in the municipality of Hadzici, a defense witness said he heard “Juka’s units” used to beat prisoners held in the Silos detention facility.

Testifying at the trial of eight defendants charged with wartime crimes in the Hadzici area, a defense witness said only Serbs who possessed weapons and represented a security threat were detained in the Pazaric and Tarcin area.

City: Hadzici

Ex-Detainees Recall Harsh Conditions at Ljubuski Prison

Bosniak Soldier Acquitted of Killing Serb Civilians

Bosnian Serb Soldier Convicted of Abusing Civilians

Fadil Covic Wouldn’t Have Allowed War Crimes, Witness Says

Obstructions Prevented Exchange of Silos Prisoners, Witness Says

Silos Served as “Guarantee” for Missing Bosniaks, Says Witness

Tomas Testifies in Own Defense, Says He Was Wounded on Date of His Alleged Crimes

Families of the Missing Against Exchange of Silos Prisoners, Witness Says

Former State Security Service Official Unaware of Silos Abuses

Only Serbs Who Presented “Security Threat” Were Detained in Hadzici, Witness Says

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