REMAINS OF 277 GENOCIDE VICTIMS EXHUMED FROM A MASS GRAVE IN EASTERN BOSNIA

KAMENICA, Bosnia (September 15,2008) - Remains believed to be those of 277 genocide victims from the eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica,mass murdered by the genocidal Serbian fascist aggressor during the 1992-1995 Serbian aggression against Bosnia, have been exhumed from a mass grave in eastern Bosnia, a Bosnian forensic expert said today.

“So far we have exhumed 97 complete and 180 incomplete skeletons,” Murat Hurtic of Bosnia’s Missing Persons Commission told press.

The exhumation of the remains from the site in Kamenica village, near the eastern Bosnian town of Zvornik, began in mid-August and is expected to continue for at least another week, Hurtic said.

It is the 10th so-called secondary grave found in Kamenica, where the genocidal Serbian fascist aggressor brought bodies of the genocide victims to cover up the mass murder of 10,000 Bosnian civilians from Srebrenica - Europe’s worst atrocity since World War II.

The genocide victims were initially buried in a dozen mass graves. But after the release of satellite pictures showing large portions of freshly disturbed ground, the genocidal Serbian fascist aggressor moved them to other locations in order to cover up the crimes. The body parts were separated during reburial using bulldozers, and forensic experts sometimes found parts of a single person buried in three different so-called secondary graves.


Remains of the genocide victims exumed from a mass grave found in the eastern Bosnian village of Kamenica
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IN 2007 FOREIGN INVESTORS INVESTED THREE BILLION BOSNIAN MARKS IN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, Bosnia (September 15,2008) - According to the complete statistical figures from the Bosnian Central Bank, 2007 has been noted as a year with the record inflow of direct foreign investment, in amount of 3, 02 billion Bosnian Marks, which is almost equal to the sum investment in the last three years.

After such a large inflow during the course of 2007, the total position of direct investments at the end of 2007 grew to 9,01 billion Bosnian Marks, which is 49% more than in 2006.

Within the structure of all foreign investment to date, the banking sector further dominates with 38%, but now a significant amount has been allocated to the telecommunications (16%), trade (7%), the production of drinks and food (6%), and basic metals (5%).

Statistical data released by the Bosnian Central Bank was collected and treated according to international statistical standards, and the release of new figures includes revised figures for the past two years,the Bosnian Central Bank said today in a press release.
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TEN SERBIANS LIVING IN BOSNIA CHARGED FOR HELPING CONVICTED SERBIAN WAR CRIMINAL RADOVAN STANKOVIC ESCAPE FROM PRISON

SARAJEVO, Bosnia (September 15,2008) - The Office of the Bosnian State Prosecutor has charged ten Serbians living in Bosnia suspected to have helped a convicted Serbian war criminal escape from prison.It also presented details of the plot which enabled Serbian war criminal Radovan Stankovic to escape from the Foca prison in June 2007.

Serbian war criminal Radovan Stankovic was indicted by the International Crimes Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia at The Hague for crimes against humanity committed during the 1992-1995 Serbian aggression against Bosnia. After evading justice for years, he was arrested by the NATO-led peacekeeping forces, SFOR, on July 9, 2002.

He became the first indictee whose Hague trial was entrusted to the Bosnian State Court. In April 2007 Serbian war criminal Radovan Stankovic was sentenced to 20 years in prison for rapes and murder of Bosnian civilians in the Foca area of eastern Bosnia. He was sent to the prison in the same town where committed the crimes, from where he escaped only two months later.

Serbian war criminal Radovan Stankovic, who is believed to be hiding in the genocidal Serbia, recently started sending threatening letters to the Bosnian state court judges. The prison director and nine guards who were implicated in the escape (all of them are Serbians living in Bosnia) and initially dismissed, were recently reinstated thanks to a legal loophole.

According to the charges pressed by the Bosnian State Prosecutor’s Office, the escape plan was plotted by the convicted Serbian war criminal Radovan Stankovic and his brother Ranko. Ranko provided a getaway car with stolen plates and arranged that a local dentist and a nurse issue fake medical documents, based on which Serbian war criminal was to be taken to have his teeth x-rayed.

He escaped while being transported to the dentists’ while seven "guards" who were escorting him, did nothing to stop him, the Bosnian State Prosecutor’s office said and pressed varying criminal charges against all Serbians living in Bosnia involved – Ranko Stankovic, the two medical workers and seven guards.
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