The lies of GRP officials on extrajudicial killings :

Published 2007

The new america: extrajudicial killings now overt policy

Published in Indymedia.be (2002/11/08)

037121-037263 in English Violations of international humanitarian law/ human rights during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia: case materials The file contains: materials of the case, heard by the US District Court (Southern District of New York), which deals with a action for injunctive relief and damages for personal injury due to genocidal acts of rape, forced pregnancy, enforced prostitution, other torture, extrajudicial killing and for other violations of international and domestic law and the law of nationst. Plaintiffs are a Croatian Muslim woman and two organisations of Muslim and Croation women from Bosnia and Herzegovina; defendant is Radovan Karadzic, President of the presidency of the self-proclaimed Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and high commander of the insurgent Serbian military forces against its elected government. [Keywords: Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia; Genocide, Rape, Forced pregnancy, Enforced prostitution, Torture, Extrajudicial killing]

005120-005728 in English Violations of international humanitarian law/human rights during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia (esp., rape): UN documents: Information submitted by the governments of Yugoslavia and Croatia (January- February 1993); Reaction of NGO-s Among others, the file contains the following documents: Report of Amnesty Internation regarding rape and sexual abuse by armed forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina, January 1993; a letter from Voice of Women,a Canadian NGO, addressed to the Secretary-General, December 1992 [attached is a list of rape/death camps in Bosnia- Herzegovina]; a survey of the reports of the Serbian and Croatian media prepared by Natasha Kandic, The Humanitarian Law Fund, Belgrade [in English, with bibliography]; the survey covers, inter alia, extrajudicial killings, disapearances, arbitrary arrests, war crimes, destruction of property; Report of the Secretary-General on the activities of the International Conference on the former Yugoslavia (2 February 1993); Report of the Secretary-General on the New York round of the peace talks on Bosnia and Herzegovina (3-8 February 1993). [Keywords: Rape; Sexaul abuse, Extrajudicial killings, Disapearances, Arbitrary arrests, War crimes, Destruction of property]

000132g6 in English Violations of international humanitarian law/human rights during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia:Croatia’s submission to the Security Council regarding genocide and mass killing in Croatia in 1991-1992 [continued]. Mass Killing and Genocide in Croatia 1991/92: A book of evidence [Based upon the evidence of the Division of Information, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Croatia]/ Ivic Kostovic and Milos Judas, editors. Zagreb: Hrvatska Sveucilisna Naklada. 1992. 297 p. Chapters 1 to 7 [Keywords: Croatia (Vukovar); Armed conflict; Violations of the 1949 Geneva Conventions; War crimes; International humanitarian law; Extrajudicial killings; Genocide]

000132g6-000136i5 in English Violations of international humanitarian law/human rights during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia: Croatia’s submission to the Security Council regarding genocide and mass killing in Croatia in 1991-92 [continued]. Mass Killing and Genocide in Croatia 1991/92: A book of evidence [Based upon the evidence of the Division of Information, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Croatia]/ Ivic Kostovic and Milos Judas, editors. Zagreb: Hrvatska Sveucilisna Naklada. 1992. 297 p. Chapters 8 to 12 [Keywords: Croatia (Vukovar); Armed conflict; Violations of the 1949 Geneva Conventions; War crimes; International humanitarian law; Extrajudicial killings; Genocide]

001297-001624 in English, Swedish, Bosnian Violations of international humanitarian law/human rights during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia, March- October 1992: Testimonies NGO-s and the conflict in the former Yugoslavia: The Association of the Bar of the City of New York UN and the conflict in the former Yugoslavia: Consideration of the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Security Council and General Assembly, Autumn 1992: Reaction of governments; Media Reports; Occasional Testimonies.. The folder includes: testimonies (mostly of eye-witnesses) on Serbian killing of civilians in Bosnia and Herzegovina (recorded between 23 July and 7 August 1992), prepared by the Council for Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Ljubljana [witnesses’ identities are not revealed]; a letter from the Association of the Bar of the City of New York addressed to President George Bush (26 October, 1992); letters from representatives of some States to the UN addressed to the Security Council/General Assembly concerning the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (October-November 1992); submissions made by some governments to the Security Council according to Security Council resolutions 771 (1992) and 780 (1992), incl. a report of the government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia submitted to the Commission of Experts (November 1992); Report of the situation of human rights in the territory of the former Yugoslavia prepared by Tadeusz Mazowiecki, Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights; Report of the Human Rights Committee, 47th session (9 October 1992); some media reports [Keywords: Bosnia-Herzegovina; UN Commission to Investigate Violations of International Humanitarian Law in the former Yugoslavia (Commission of Experts); Extrajudicial killings; Mazowiecki report; Media in the conflict in the former Yugoslavia; War crimes; Hospitals:]

000007-000132sss in English Violations of international humanitarian law/human rights during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia: miscellaneous UN documents, including Security Council resolutions; Croatia’s submission to the Security Council regarding genocide and mass killing in Croatia in 1991-1992. Except for document No. 000 007-9 [Security Council Resolution 746 (1992)], the file contains miscellaneous UN documents related to the violations of international humanitarian law that took place in the former Yugoslavia – especially, in Bosnia and Herzegovina – prior October 1992. The documents include: - Security Council Resolution 771 (1992) requesting the Secretary-General to submit a report on the violations of humanitarian law in the former Yugoslavia and calling upon States to collate relevant information; - Security Council Resolution 780 (1992) requesting the Secretary-General to establish a Commission of Experts to collect and examine the evidence of grave violations of international humanitarian law in the former Yugoslavia; - Report of the Secretary-General on the Establishment of the Commission of Experts; - Letters from some Permanent Representatives to the UN which contain submission of information to the UN Security Council pursuant to Security Council Resolution 771 (1992). Among others, these submissions include: - a list of concentration camps and prisons (including number of prisoners) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (submitted by the Permanent Representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina) [000048-000054]; - evidence and documentation submitted by Croatian Ministry of Health with regard to genocide, mass killings and rapes in Croatia in 1991-92. The submission includes some data from the Croatian Red Cross: the list of missing persons (Vukovar) and the lists of medical personnel and civilians captured and transported to the place of Ovcara. [Keywords: Bosnia-Herzegovina Croatia (Vukovar); Armed conflict; Violations of the 1949 Geneva Conventions; War crimes; International humanitarian law; Concentration camps; Ethnic cleansing; Rape; Extrajudicial killing; Croatian Red Cross; UN: Commission of Experts, Security Council, Secretary General]