Web stranica Tužilaštva BiH ne podržava Internet Explorer verzije 7 u potpunosti.

Preporučujemo nadogradnju na Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, ili Firefox.

Ako koristite Internet explorer 9 ili više isključite "Compatibility View".

eng  bos  hrv  срп

The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina

News

INDICTMENT ISSUED FOR WAR CRIMES COMMITTED IN PRIJEDOR AREA

29.12.2017. 11:53
Prosecutor of the Special Department for War Crimes within the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH issued an indictment against the following person:
  • INDICTMENT ISSUED FOR WAR CRIMES COMMITTED IN PRIJEDOR AREA

-        Mijodrag Vujičić aka Crnogorac born in 1960 in Lipljan, Republic of Serbia, a citizen of the Republic of Serbia.

The accused is charged with knowingly and significantly contributing to the joint criminal enterprise of the civil and military authorities of the municipality of Prijedor, during a widespread and systematic attack by the RS army and police directed against the Bosniak population of the village Zecovi in Prijedor municipality, thus committing the criminal offense of Crimes against Humanity under Article 172 of the CC BiH.

He is charged with having, during the period from 23 to 28 July 1992 while acting in his capacity as a member of the Rasavci company of the  43rd Prijedor Brigade commanded by the previously indicted Dušan Milunić aka Bizon, in concert with other members of the Reserve Police Rasavci commanded by Radomir Stojnić aka Grom, carried out persecution of Bosniak civilians villagers of Zecovi located in  Prijedor municipality on a discriminatory basis i.e. on ethnic, political and religious grounds, and with having, in that context, committed acts of murder, torture, forcible transfer and deportation.

More than 150 ethnic Bosniaks were killed in this persecution, including women, children and elderly, and the survivors were captured and unlawfully imprisoned in Omarska, Keraterm and Trnopolje imprisonment camps, where a number of Bosniak victims were killed and the rest subjected to forced persecution, torture, abuse and inhumane treatment.

The consequence of this war crime was that none of the at least 701 ethnic Bosniaks, as recorded during the 1991 census, remained in the village of Zecovi.

A part of the remains of the victims were found and identified in mass graves Tomašica, Jakarina Kosa, Hrastova glavica, Stari Kevljani, Redak, Pašinac and other smaller mass graves and individual graves. The Prosecutor’s Office of BiH, together with the competent institutions and police agencies, is still intensively searching for the rest of the remains.

The accused is, inter alia, charged with the expulsion of civilians from the village of Zecovi to the Gradina site carried out on 23 July 1992, deportation and their unlawful taking away including seven members of a family that were taken in an unknown direction and afterwards killed.

The indictment was forwarded to the Court of BiH for confirmation.


*Note on the principle of presumption of innocence

This announcement does not prejudice the outcome of the criminal proceedings and does not violate the principle of the presumption of innocence. A person shall be considered innocent of a crime until guilt has been established by a final verdict (Article 3, paragraph 1 of the CPC BiH).

Print      Sent to a friend

Video

Archives

Others about us - PRESS

Archives

NEW BUILDING OF THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE OF BIH




Photo gallery

11. 2024.
M T W T F S S
        01 02 03
04 05 06 07 08 09 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30  
 
26.11.2024. - BIH PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE TAKES PART IN INTERNATIONAL OPERATION WITH EUROPOL SUPPORT
26.11.2024. - MEETING OF CHIEF PROSECUTOR OF BIH PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE AND CHIEF STATE ATTORNEY OF REPUBLIC OF CROATIA
18.11.2024. - CUSTODY PRPOSED FOR SUSPECT IN HIGH-LEVEL ORGANIZED CRIME CASE

Contact

ADDRESS OF THE PROSECUTOR’S
OFFICE OF BIH

Kraljice Jelene 88
71000 Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina

Phone: +387 (0) 33 483 700 
Fax: +387 (0) 33 483 840
info@tuzilastvobih.gov.ba

The Press Office:
Phone: +387 (0)33 483 751
Fax: +387 (0) 33 483 840

WORKING HOURS