41 Years in Prison for War Crimes in Bosanski Novi
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Today, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina sentenced Mira Bosančić to 17 and Simo Ličina and Žarko Kalinić to 12 years in prison for crimes against civilians imprisoned in the Fire Station in Bosanski Novi in 1992. Nedjeljko Pilipović and Bogdan, Žarko and Jovan Grab were acquitted of all charges by the same verdict, while Bosančić, Ličina [...]
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in its first instance verdict, sentenced Mira Bosančić to 17 years in prison, and Simo Ličina and Žarko Kalinić to 12 years each for crimes against civilians detained in the Fire Department in Bosanski Novi in 1992.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina sentenced Miro Bosančić to 17 and Sima Ličina and Žarko Kalinić to 12 years in prison each for crimes against civilians imprisoned in the Fire Station in Bosanski Novi in 1992. Daily reports
The seven defendants were sentenced today for crimes against humanity in Bosanski Novi - The indictment accuses them of persecution of the non-Serb population, murder, forced disappearances and inhumane treatment of detainees.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina will today pronounce the first-instance verdict in the criminal case against the accused Simo Ličina, Nedeljko Pilipović, Žarko Kalinić, Mira Bosančić, Bogdan Grab, Žarko Grab and Jovan Grab, who are charged with committing the criminal offense of crimes against humanity by the actions described in the indictment. The indictment includes crimes against the non-Serb population. The accused are charged with […]
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