Next week verdict for crimes in Bileća

Next week, the Court of BiH will deliver a verdict to Goran Vujović, Miroslav Duka and Željko Ilić, accused of crimes against humanity committed in 1992 in the Bileća area.

Vujović, former head of the Public Security Station (SJB) Bileća, and Duka, station commander, are accused of enabling and organizing the detention of civilians of Bosniak and Croat nationality in police premises, the "old prison" and the Students' Dormitory.

According to the indictment, civilians were held in inhumane conditions in these facilities from June to the end of December 1992, were starved, and subjected to torture and severe physical and psychological abuse. Former police officer Ilić is accused of participating in the physical and psychological abuse of civilians. The verdict is scheduled for Friday, July 8.

On the first day of next week, the Defense of Ilija and Miloš Vukasinović will present their closing arguments at the trial for crimes committed against the Bosniak population in the Stolac area. The first witness of the BiH Prosecutor's Office at the trial of Mile Pažin, Ivica Marković, Vida Krešić and Josip Krešić for crimes committed against the Bosniak population in the Stolac area will be heard on July 7.

On the first day of next week, the Defense of Ilija and Miloš Vukasinović will present their closing arguments at the trial for crimes committed in Rogatica. The two of them are accused along with Radomir Marković, Mile Kušić, Dragan Božović, Saša Perković, Radomir Gluhović, Pero Radović.

Next week, trials for crimes committed in Zvornik, Foča, Livno, Bužim, Kotor-Varoš, Doboj, Srebrenica, Čapljina, Mostar, Ljubuški, Sanski Most, Prijedor, Teslić and other cities will continue, writes BIRN, reports NAP.