25. May 2012.
While being cross-examined at the trial of eight indictees, who are charged with crimes in Silos in 1992, a State Prosecution witness changes parts of his previous statements and explains certain allegations.
City: Hadzici
18. May 2012.
The trial of eight defendants for the crime committed against civilians and prisoners of war in Hadzici municipality began with the testimony of Djordje Andric, who described the cruel life of prisoners in the Silos camp, where he was imprisoned for five months.
10. May 2012.
Although 20 years have passed since the wartime camps in Bosnia were opened, the former prisoners still have no legal rights, say the president of the association of ex detainees.
1. March 2012.
Nezir Kazic, who previously said that he did not understand the indictment, pleads not guilty to the charges for crimes committed in Hadzici municipality.
19. January 2012.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has extended custody to eight indictees who are charged with crimes in the Hadzici area, because of the possibility of influencing the witnesses and accomplices.
18. January 2012.
The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina requested an extension of custody to Mustafa Djelilovic and seven other indictees for crimes in the Hadzici area because of the possibility of influencing the witnesses and the accomplices.
22. December 2011.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has extended custody for eight suspects for crimes against Serb and Croat civilians and prisoners of war in the Silos camp and other places of detention in the territory of the municipality of Hadzic.
24. November 2011.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has accepted the proposal of the State Prosecutor’s Office and ordered one month of custody for eight suspects detained for crimes committed in Tarcin.
16. February 2011.
As he continues his testimony at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, the former chief of police in Hadzici says he saw paramilitary formations, whose members committed crimes against the Muslim population in 1992.
9. December 2010.
The Appellate Chamber of the Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has partially upheld the appeal filed by the Defence, reducing the sentence against Nemanja Jovicic to ten years in prison for crimes committed in Hadzici municipality in 1992.
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