Genocide in BiH Archives

Na suđenju Ratku Mladiću, vještak Odbrane za sudsku medicinu Zoran Stanković zatražio je da se uradi novo vještačenje o tijelima iz masovne grobnice Tomašica kod Prijedora, zbog određenih neslaganja koje je uočio u nalazima patologa Haškog tužilaštva.

A pathologist testifying in defence of former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic contested an autopsy report about war victims’ bodies exhumed from a mass grave at the Tomasica mine near Prijedor.

A state prosecution witness testified at the trial of five former Bosnian Serb police officials charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide. The witness, Mile Vuksic said he guarded buses in Bratunac, where Bosniaks from Srebrenica were transported.

Problems with getting witnesses to court have reduced the amount of time that former Bosnian Serb Army chief Ratko Mladic’s defence has to prepare its closing statements at the Hague Tribunal.

According to the charges, Stanisic was the commander of the Sixth Battalion of the Zvornicka Brigade with the Bosnian Serb Army and Milosevic was his deputy.

Testifying at the trial of five defendants charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide, a prosecution witness and former military policeman said he saw dead bodies in Bratunac after residents of Srebrenica had been brought to a school building on July 13, 1995.

The state prosecution has asked the state court to repeal a verdict acquitting Aleksandar Cvetkovic of charges of participating in genocide in Srebrenica in July 1995. The defense objected to the proposal.

Testifying at the trial of two defendants charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide, an additional defense witness said defendant Ostoja Stanisic wasn’t in Petkovci in July 1995, the period of his alleged crimes.

A state prosecution witness testified at the trial of five former Bosnian Serb fighters charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide. The witness said he transported able-bodied men from Potocari to Bratunac by bus in July 1995. The witness said that he transported women, children and the elderly to Kladanj a day earlier.

The UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague will hand down its verdict in the case against former Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic in five weeks’ time.

Genocide in BiH

Mladic Witness Claims Mass Grave Report is Unreliable

Mladic’s Defence Disputes Mass Grave Autopsies

Witness Says He Guarded Buses Filled with Srebrenica Civilians

Ratko Mladic Witness Problems Delay Defence Case

Stanisic at Forward Command Post During Petkovci Attack, Witnesses Say

Former Military Police Officer Describes Seeing Dead Bodies in Bratunac

State Prosecution Calls for Retrial in Aleksandar Cvetkovic Case

Witness Claims Stanisic Not in Petkovci During Alleged Crimes

Witness Describes Transport of Bosniaks to Kladanj and Bratunac

Radovan Karadzic Verdict Set for March 24

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