28. December 2015.
Slobodan Karagic, the former head of a police unit in Doboj, is accused of involvement in the killings of at least 12 Bosniaks among other crimes allegedly committed during attacks in 1992.
Detention Camps
28. December 2015.
The prosecution charged three former policemen with involvement in the illegal detention and inhumane treatment of over 100 Serb civilians in Gorazde during wartime, some of whom died.
28. December 2015.
Experts for the defense of Goran Vujovic, a former public safety commander accused abusing Bosnian and Croatian civilians, contended that electrical shocks from specially rigged phones would not have been able to cause serious injuries or death.
25. December 2015.
A state prosecution witness testifying at the Mirko Vrucinic trial said police forces transferred him and other prisoners from Sanski Most to Manjaca by truck in July 1992. Nineteen detainees suffocated to death on the journey.
24. December 2015.
The defense of Mustafa Djelilovic, a former Bosniak fighter charged with prisoner abuse in Hadzici, presented material evidence on official military and police functions and problems related to prisoner exchanges.
23. December 2015.
A state prosecution witness testifying at the trial of five former members of the Bosnian Army accused of war crimes in Mostar said he was beaten several times by Bosniak forces in a school in Potoci.
22. December 2015.
Damir Lipovac, a former member of the Croatian Defense Council (HVO), signed a document admitting his guilt for war crimes in the Derventa area in 1992.
17. December 2015.
A statement given by a former wartime prisoner was read at the Dragan Glogovac trial. The injured party said he was mistreated by Glogovac, a military police officer, during his detention in Kamenica in the municipality of Zavidovici.
17. December 2015.
A state prosecution witness testifying at the trial of seven former Bosnian Croat prison managers and guards said he was beaten and tortured during his detention in a prison in Ljubuski in 1993.
17. December 2015.
A military defense expert testifying at the trial of eight former members of the Bosnian Army said Serbs from Pazaric and Tarcin were considered dangerous due to fears of a Serb spy network and armed uprising in the area.
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