Person: Cibo Senadin Archives

Fourteen ex-fighters went on trial for crimes against humanity, accused of the murders, imprisonment, rape, torture and mistreatment of Serbs in the Konjic area in 1992 and 1993. Prosecutor Marijana Cobovic told the Bosnian state court at the start of the trial on Wednesday that the 14 defendants were responsible for the murders, detentions, rape, torture and mistreatment of the Serb population in Konjic, as well as burning their property and the local Orthodox church.

Zdenko Grbavac, who is charged with persecuting Serbs in the Konjic area in 1992-93, left Bosnia and Herzegovina for Croatia after his release from custody, the prosecution said.

Fourteen Bosniak ex-fighters were charged with crimes against humanity for the killings, torture, abuse, illegal detention and inhumane treatment of Serb civilians from the Konjic area in 1992 and 1993. The Bosnian state prosecution on Thursday indicted Esad and Agan Ramic, Sefik Niksic, Adnan Alikadic, Mitko Pirkic, Redzo Balic, Hamed Lukomirko, Safaudin Cosic, Muhamed Cakic, Ismet Hebibovic, Almir Padalovic, Enes Jahic, Senadin Cibo and Sead Jusufbegovic for alleged crimes against humanity in Konjic and the surrounding villages in 1992 and 1993.

Person: Cibo Senadin

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