International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Archives

Testifying at Radovan Karadzics trial, Momcilo Gruban, former Chief of a guard shift in Omarska detention camp, that he and policemen, who were under his command, tried to help hundreds of Muslim detainees as much as we could within the frame of our authority.

At the trial of Oliver Krsmanovic, who is charged with crimes in the Visegrad area, the Defence announces that it has received a response from The Hague Tribunal to its letter related to protected witnesses.

Former police officer from Prijedor Dusan Jankovic says, testifying at Radovan Karadzics trial, that Bosniak detainees were not subjected to crimes in the Omarska and Keraterm reception centres in 1992.

As the trial of Radovan Karadzic at The Hague continues, a former member of Bosnian police says that the top State leadership led by Alija Izetbegovic caused civilian victims in Sarajevo, including Markale market, and Srebrenica in a planned manner in order to accuse the Serb side and extort NATOs military intervention in favour of Muslims.

Former Republika Srpska President Radovan Karadzic is due to begin testifying in his defence on March 4, as decided by the Trial Chamber of the Hague Tribunal.

Of the 74 people convicted by the Hague Tribunal of wartime crimes in the former Yugoslavia, 49 of them are already out of jail, most of them after being granted early release.

Testifying in defence of Radovan Karadzic, Slobodan Jurisic says that mass crimes against Muslims and Croats in Kljuc municipality in 1992 were committed by individuals and groups, which were out of control.

While cross-examining Defence witness Gojko Klickovic at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, The Hague Prosecution says that Klickovic ordered the displacement of Bosniaks from Bosanska Krupa municipality in 1992.

The driver for ex-police commander Goran Saric, accused of the Srebrenica genocide, said that he was with his boss on the day of the massacre but never saw him commit any crime.

Milan Lukic, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for having committed crimes in Visegrad, had been transferred to Estonia, where he will serve his sentence.

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)

Policemen Powerless against Paramilitary Forces

Response from the Hague Finally Arrives

Criminal Processing in Prijedor Detention Camps

Former Member of Biseri Speaks about Conspiracies

Karadzic to Appear as Witness on March 4

Most Hague Tribunal Convicts Already Free

Groups out of Control

The Mountain Wreath and War in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Srebrenica Genocide Defendants Driver Saw No Crime

Milan Lukic Transferred to a Prison in Estonia

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