Kamenica crimes

Introduction

This section provides information about the case tried before the ICTY concerning the crimes committed in Kamenica camp, near Zavidovići in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the summer of 1995. It also contains a collection of archival material and videos produced by the Mechanism Information Programme for Affected Communities (MIP).

One person, Rasim Delić, has been convicted before the ICTY for crimes committed in Kamenica camp.

Selected Case Information

Rasim Delić (IT-04-83)

Case Information Sheet │ Selected Documents │  Videos

Selected Archive Material

The selected Mechanism’s archive material contains a compilation of audiovisual evidence admitted into the case tried before the ICTY relating to crimes committed in Kamenica camp in July 1995. When using Mechanism's archive material, please use the following credit: “Footage courtesy of IRMCT”. For third-party content, please seek permission from the content owner.
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Videos produced by the MIP

Kamenica Crimes

In the summer of 1995, at Kamenica camp in Central Bosnia, members of the “El Mujahed” unit of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina committed grave crimes against detained soldiers of the Army of Republika Srpska. Dozens were killed and some were decapitated. During Rasim Delić’s trial before the ICTY, detainees who survived testified about the maltreatment and humiliation to which they were subjected.

List of Kamenica Detainees

On 11 September 1995, members of the “El Mujahed” unit of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ABiH) detained and later executed 52 Bosnian Serb soldiers at Kamenica camp in Central Bosnia. Before the executions, captured Bosnian Serb soldiers were registered by the ABiH on a detainee list. This list was admitted into evidence in the Delić case before the ICTY.

The execution of 52 Bosnian Serb detainees was one in a series of crimes committed in the Kamenica camp.