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Bosnias state prosecution has requested that nine former Bosnian Serb fighters facing trial for the massacre of civilians remain in custody. Their defense team objected, requesting that the court end the custody period and establish prohibitive measures instead.

Interpol has issued an arrest warrant against Novak Djukic, who has to serve his imprisonment sentence for crimes committed at Tuzlanska Kapija.

The Bosnian court is preparing an international arrest warrant for Novak Djukic, convicted of ordering a deadly Bosnian Serb artillery strike on the town of Tuzla, after he fled to Serbia.

The defence of Novak Djukic, convicted of ordering a deadly Bosnian Serb artillery strike on Tuzla, staged a reconstruction of the attack in a bid to prove his innocence.

The continuation of the trial of Ibro Macic for crimes in Konjic has been postponed, as legal advisor to witness Edhem Zilic fails to appear at the hearing.

The Defence of Novak Djukic, who was released from the prison sentence for the wrong application of criminal code, asked for the removal of the Trial chamber and the president of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is why the presentation of appeals were postponed.

Presenting its appeal against a verdict of release against Osman Brkan, the Prosecution says that the Trial Chamber was wrong when it decided not to believe a witness, who accused him of participation in the murder of four old women in Blace, near Konjic, on June 13, 1992. The Defence requests the Court to confirm the first instance verdict.

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH, accepts, due to the wrong application of law, an appeal filed by Novak Djukic who was sentenced to 25 years in prison for having committed a crime in Tuzlanska Kapija.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina calls on the State Court to sentence Osman Brkan for the murder of four old women in Blace village, Konjic municipality, while the Defence says that a verdict of release would be the only fair decision.

Former soldier Zoran Dragicevic, on trial for a series of alleged war crimes in the Bosnian capital, did not deport, jail or torture anyone, argued his lawyer.

Person: Tomic Dusko

Extension of Custody Requested for Nine Defendants Accused of Lokanj Massacre

Interpol Issues Warrant against Djukic

Bosnia Seeks Fugitive Tuzla Massacre Convict

Court will Wait for Djukic until September 22

Ibro Macics Trial Postponed

Tomic Backs Down From Djukics Trial

True or False Accusations against Brkan

Djukic Will Be Released to Liberty

Verdict against Brkan Due December 6

Sarajevo Serb Didnt Commit Crimes Against Humanity

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