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Ivanović : Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Željko Ivanović a/k/a Arkan
Second Instance Decision on the Revocation of the First Instance Verdict, 5 Dec 2012, Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Section I for War Crimes, Appellate Division, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Appellate Division granted the appeal in this case, revoked the first instance verdict, and ordered a retrial. On 17 June 2013, in the second-instance verdict, the Appeals Panel of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina found the accused Željko Ivanović guilty of the criminal offense of genocide and sentenced him to a 24-year long-term imprisonment.
Nzapali: Public Prosecutor v. Sebastien Nzapali
Judgment, 1 Dec 2009, Supreme Court of the Netherlands, The Netherlands
Sebastien Nzapali, aka “King of Beasts”, was born in 1952 in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Nzapali was commander of the Garde Civile in 1991 during the regime of President Mobutu Sese Seko in the territory of the DRC (before known as Zaire). During that time, Nzapali gave orders for the arrest of a customs officer working at the port of Matadi, his detention and for his subsequent torture (he was beaten with a whip while he was half-naked).
After the fall of President Mobutu in 1997, Nzapali fled to the Netherlands. In September 2007, the District Court of ‘s Hertogenbosch sentenced Nzapali to ten years' imprisonment after being found guilty on a range of charges, including self-enrichment and unlawful arrests.
Mitrović: Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Petar Mitrović
Verdict, 7 Sep 2009, Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Section I for War Crimes, Appellate Division, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Božić et al.: Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Zdravko Božić et al.
Verdict, 5 Oct 2009, Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Section I for War Crimes, Appellate Division, Bosnia and Herzegovina
In this second-instance verdict, the Appellate Division upheld the first-instance verdict and found the accused Mladen Blagojević guilty of crimes against humanity. The Division sentenced him to seven years of imprisonment. The other three accused, Zdravko Božić, Zoran Živanović and Željko Zarić, were acquitted.
Todorović (Mirko) & Radić: Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Mirko Todorović and Miloš Radić
Appeal Judgment, 23 Jan 2009, Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Section I for War Crimes, Appellate Division, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mirko Todorović was born on 15 May 1954 in the village of Bratunac in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Miloš Radić was born on 5 June 1959 in the village of Srebrenica in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Todorović and Radić were found guilty of participating in an attack conducted in Bratunac on 20 May 1992, which was directed against Bosnian Muslim (Bosniak) civilians. On that day, Todorović and four other members of the Serbian army arrested 14 Bosniak civilians and brought them to a house where one of the civilians was killed. Todorović, together with Radić, did not allow the other civilians to leave the house. The civilians were beaten, cursed, and their money and valuable items were taken away. Subsequently, the civilians were brought to a slope on a nearby creek, lined up and killed.
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