Elitocide: Systematic killing of imams in Srebrenica and surroundings 1992-1995. by Hikmet KARČIĆ

“…Mujkanovic was publicly tortured and killed. The aim of this harassment and public murder was to send a message to the Bosniak population in Bratunac - that this awaits them as well. …”
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Rezultati i posljedice barbarskih osvajanja bosanskohercegovačkih prostora by Bego Omerčević, Mersiha Imamović

“…In such circumstances, the local population was exposed to all kinds of Barbarian torture. Because of that, many inhabitants abandoned their century-long homes and sought sanctuary in other, relatively speaking, safer parts of the Roman Empire.…”
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The Police, Extrajudicial Killings and Imperatives for Reforms in the Nigerian Fourth Republic by Tope Shola Akinyetun, Sarah Olufunmilayo Adedini

“…They have been accused of human rights violations, torture, brutality, and unlawful killings of varying proportions. …”
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Camps for Bosnians and Herzegovians on the territory of Serbia 1992-1996. in the function of destruction of Bosnia and Herzegovina Society and State by Doc. dr. Ermin KUKA, mr. Almir GRABOVICA, mr. Alma HAJRIĆ ČAUŠEVIĆ

“…The detention of civilians and civilians is a crime that, from appearance to appearance, can be of varying intensity and character: from violations of human rights to freedom of movement, through various forms of torture of victims to executions. Illegal apprehension of civilians and civilians and their placing under political and military or police control of enemy forces, depending on the goals and character of the conflict, can have a variety of intentions: from preventing able-bodied persons from participating in hostilities to intending to do so (ex) exterminates members of a particular group with the characteristics of the group as such.…”
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Genocide(s) in World War II – Towards the Genocide Convention (origins, definition, processing) by Meldijana Arnaut Haseljić

“…People who were used for forced labor often died of exhaustion, and those who managed to survive the torture were eventually killed. In addition to the closure and liquidation in the camps, individual and mass executions were also carried out in other places. …”
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Some characteristics of the perpetrators and victims of war rape prosecuted before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Prof. dr. Vedad GURDA, Amar LUKAVAČKIĆ, MA

“…On the other hand, the largest number of members of the VRS and four members of the HVO who were prosecuted for wartime rape were convicted of having committed that crime as a crime against humanity, which included a campaign of widespread, massive and systematic criminal activity connected with other crimes (murder , torture, imprisonment, deportation of the population, enforced disappearance, etc.). …”
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