City: Manjaca Archives

After a status conference at the Bosnian state court, the start date of the Mirko Vrucinic trial of Mirko Vrucinic was set for April 22. The trial will begin with a reading of the indictment and the presentation of the state prosecutions introductory statements. Vrucinic has been charged with war crimes in the areas of Sanski Most and Prijedor.

Halfway between Mrkonjic Grad and Kljuc the road that leads to the Manjaca mountain separates. Around the village houses, surrounded by meadows and hills, only a few herds of cows or horses are in the pasture.

While cross-examining Defence witness Mile Dobrijevic at Radovan Karadzic's trial at The Hague, the prosecutors try to provethat, in his capacity as police inspector, he was involved in abuse of Muslims in detention facilities in SanskiMost and Manjaca detention camp in 1992.

Testifying at Radovan Karadzics trial, Zeljko Mejakic says that members of paramilitary and criminal groups committed crimes in Omarska detention camp, near Prijedor, in the summer of 1992, but those were individual cases, which were not planned.

By presenting statements by three Defence witnesses, former Republika Srpska President Radovan Karadzic tried to deny the existence of a plan for the forced persecution of Muslims and Croats from Bosanska Krajina, which is charged upon him.

As the trial of Ratko Mladic continues, the Defence tries to deny the indictees responsibility for crimes in detention camps in the vicinity of Prijedor, where thousands of Bosniaks were held in the spring and summer of 1992.

Former member of Serbian Democratic Party, SDS, leadership Vojislav Kupresanin says, testifying at Radovan Karadzics trial, that the partys top leaders and Republika Srpska Parliament never advocated for eviction and deportation of Bosniaks and Croats.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina files an indictment against Drago Samardzija, former Commander of the 17th Light Infantry Brigade from Kljuc, charging him with crimes committed in the Kljuc area in 1992.

A State Prosecution witness says that he heard after the war that indictee Predrag Prosic, known as Pedo, killed civilians in Hilmo Hegics house in Muhici village, Sanski Most municipality.

Testifying at the trial of Predrag Prosic, who is charged with crimes in Sanski Most in 1992, a prosecution witness says that the defendant was among the soldiers who took away his son.

City: Manjaca

Prosecution Proposes 245 Witnesses to Testify at Vrucinic Trial

Manjaca – Forgotten Detention Camp

Examination in Manjaca, Witnesses Lying

Crimes Committed by Paramilitaries and Criminal Groups

Crisis Committee without Instructions from the Top

Prijedor Detention Camps under Police Watch

Republika Srpska Top Political Leaders Did Not Advocate for Persecution

Indictment for Crimes in Kljuc Filed

Witness Heard that Indictee Committed Murders

Prosic: Witness Says Defendant Took Away his Son

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