City: Prijedor Archives

The Hague Tribunals President has rejected a motion filed by representatives of victims from seven Bosnian municipalities, who asked the Tribunal to appeal against the decision to acquit Radovan Karadzic of genocide charges committed in 1992 following the end of the Prosecutions evidence presentation.

Prosecution witness Ivo Atlija testifies, at Ratko Mladic's trial, about crimes committed by the Republika Srpska Army against Croat civilians in Prijedor municipality in the summer of 1992.

The trial of Ratko Mladic at The Hague resumed with the presentation of evidence on the murders of Bosniaks and Croats, which, according to the indictment, were committed by forces under Mladic’s command across Bosnia and Herzegovina in the summer of 1992. Witness for the Prosecution, Safet Taci described how, in late July 1992, he was a witness to the murder of around 150 prisoners in the Keraterm camp near Prijedor.

In commemoration of the beginning of dismissal of Omarska concentration camp, where several hundreds of Prijedor residents got killed, on August 6, 1992, a ceremony has been held within the former detention camp complex.

Two years after it has been commissioned, Bosnia has a draft of the Transitional Justice Strategy, but despite widespread acceptance of its importance there are already doubts whether the document will be adopted.

The first witnesses at the trial of Ratko Mladic, former commander of the Army of Republika Srpska, will testify on July 9, The Hague Tribunal has decided.

The Hague Prosecution has requested that Radovan Karadzics motion for acquittal is dismissed, saying that it had proved all counts of the indictment against him.

At the trial for crimes on Koricanske stijene, the Defence of Petar Civcic, former member of the Prijedor police, asked the court to free the defendant of all charges.

Presenting its closing statement at the trial for crimes at Koricanske stijene, the State Prosecution says that most of the escorts in the convoy of civilians, who were traveling from Prijedor to Travnik on August 21, 1992, knew about the plan to execute murders.

You know what happened here...It is creepy... And, the usual, everyday things were around us A green shirt in the mud, right in front of the building...This reminded me that people lived there... They did not let us turn our cameras on... Thousands of plastic bags were hanging from tree branches... Like leaves...They photographed our car, wrote our license plate number down...We felt the urge to finish everything quickly and leave the place as soon as possible.

City: Prijedor

Karadzic: Victims Motion Rejected

Mladic: Big Crimes in Small Village

Mladic: Mass Murders in Keraterm

Hundreds of Balloons for Omarska Victims

Bosnian Transitional Strategy Hangs on Political Support

Mladic: First Witnesses on July 9

Karadzic: Prosecution Claims it Proved Defendant’s Guilt

Zecevic et al: No Command Responsibility

Zecevic et al: Long Term Imprisonment Requested

Protesting Quietly with White Ribbons

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