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Bukovica engleski.qxd 15.3.2003 13:54 Page 110 110 Bukovica 5. Rifet Husović, 26, employed in Bijelo Polje 6. Senad Đečević, 16, from Bar 7. Ismet Babačić, 30, employee of Val Strit, Podgorica 8. Halil Zupčević, 49, refugee from Trebinje 9. Adem Alomerović, 59, employee of Raketa, Prijepolje 10. Rasim Ćorić, 40, employee of Limka, Prijepolje 11. Fikret Memović, 40, employee of ŽTP, Belgrade 12. Fevzija Zeković, 54, owner of shop in Kraljevo 13. Nijazim Kajević, 30, postal employee in Priboj 14. Muhedin Hanić, 27, employee of Zmaj, Belgrade 15. Safet Preljević, 22, employee in a private shop, Belgrade 16. Džafer Topuzović, 55, employee of Planum, Prijepolje 17. Jusuf Rastoder, 45, employed in Belgrade 18. Zvjezdan Zuličić, 23, university student, refugee from Sarajevo 19. Tomo Buzov, (Serbian Croat) retired army officer, Belgrade 20. man, name unknown, from Sjenica According to S.A., who was saved from being abducted thanks to resourceful friends, it all began with the train conductor behaving in a strange manner. As soon as the train left Belgrade, the conductor, accompanied by two policemen, went through the train checking the passengers’ tickets. Contrary to usual practice, he wrote the name of the passenger on each ticket, allegedly to prevent anybody from taking a free ride. There were many uniformed men standing in the corridors outside the compartments. Ten minutes before the train was stopped, these men became restless and began pacing up and down the corridors. When the train came to a halt, three stopped in front of S.A.’s compartment. One collected the passengers’ papers and called out the first Muslim-Slav. He handed the man over to a second man in combat fatigues. Suddenly, there was a commotion in
Bukovica engleski.qxd 15.3.2003 13:54 Page 111 Humanitarian Law Center the corridor, and a friend of S.A.’s, reached out a hand and shouted, ”Give us back our identity cards.“ A woman screamed and there was the sound of blows from an adjacent compartment. This probably confused the man in uniform and he handed the identity cards back to the passengers in S.A.’s compartment. S.A. reports that he saw a truck parked along side the train and the abducted passengers being loaded on to it. Shortly after the incident, a senior district police official said that contacts had been established with Bosnian- Serb military and civilian authorities, asking their assistance in shedding light on the case. Within the next few days Prijepolje was visited repeatedly by high state officials. On one occasion they talked with relatives of the abducted and with other local persons, whereas on another occasion they met only with officials. They did, however, find the time to visit the Fontana pizza house. A nine-member, all Muslim-Slav, Committee for Coordination with the Authorities has been set up in Prijepolje. The Committee has organized several civic protests. A delegation of the Committee has been received by the presidents of Serbia and Montenegro. In mid-March, Serbian President Slobodan Milošević visited Prijepolje and promised the government would take all the measures necessary to solve the case and punish the perpetrators. Families of the abducted have repeatedly appealed to the highest authorities in Serbia and Montenegro, both in person and by petitions. At first, they were received by high officials; later they were received by top-ranking office staff and junior officials. Recently, however, all these have been too busy for such meetings. Asked about the fate of the Štrpci abducted, General Ratko Mladić, Bosnian- Serb Army Commander, said at a 111
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