City: Vogosca Archives

A prosecution witness at the trial of Jovan Tintor for crimes against humanity in Vogosca said the defendant threatened to kill all the Bosniaks in the area in May 1992. Prosecution witness Bilal Hasanovic, the former president of the Vogosca Municipal Assembly, told the state court in Sarajevo on Monday that in May 1992, Tintor, who was the head of the Serb Crisis Committee in the area at the time, threatened to “kill all your people in Vogosca”.

Jovan Tintor, a wartime politician and former adviser to Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, went on trial for crimes against humanity against Bosniaks and Croats in the Vogosca area in 1992. Jovan Tintor, also known as Joja, went on trial on Monday at the Bosnian state court in Sarajevo on charges of unlawful detention, torture, beating, making people do forced labour and murdering Bosniak and Croat victims at several locations including detention camps.

A witness alleged that former special forces policeman Slobodan Karagic, who is accused of murder and unlawful detentions in Doboj, threatened to throw him into a river in 1992. Prosecution witness Ibro Spahic told the state court in Sarajevo on Monday that he was threatened by Slobodan Karagic, a Serb former Red Berets special police unit commander who is charged with participating in attacks against the Croat and Bosniak population in the Doboj area from spring to autumn 1992.

Jovan Tintor, a high-ranking wartime politician and former adviser to Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, was charged with committing crimes against humanity against Bosniaks and Croats in 1992. The Bosnian state prosecution filed an indictment against Jovan Tintor on Wednesday, charging him with crimes against humanity in the Vogosca area, near Sarajevo, in the spring and summer of 1992.

For a decade, the local council in Vogosca has been offering a 5,100 euro reward to anyone who helps locate wartime missing persons, but all the information offered so far has been false.

Jovan Tintor, a high-ranking wartime politician and former adviser to Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic was arrested on suspicion of taking part in war crimes in Vogosca near Sarajevo.

The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court confirmed a verdict which sentenced Slavko Savic to eight years in prison for crimes committed in Semizovac, near Sarajevo.

The state prosecution has raised an indictment against former Bosnian Serb fighter Rajko Jankovic, accusing him of murdering a civilian in the Vogosca area, near Sarajevo.

Presenting its case before the appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court, Slavko Savic’s defense called for a repeal of his guilty verdict. Savic was sentenced to eight years in prison for wartime rape in the municipality of Vogosca.

The Bosnian state court sentenced former Bosnian Serb Army soldier Slavko Savic to eight years in prison for raping a Bosniak woman in Vogosca near Sarajevo in 1993.

City: Vogosca

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Bosnian Serb Fighter Convicted of Wartime Rape

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