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while Muslims left Mrčići, Rujevica, Hajlovine, Kržava and
Lugovi afterwards. Durgut recalls:
The police in Pljevlja arrested Mujo Koror from Kava on
19 May and handed him over to the Republika Srpska 55
army in Čajniče where Mujo owned a house. I know
that he was killed later on. In June of that year - I don’t
remember the exact date - while searching his house, the
police beat up Ibro Močević, who was about 45, took
him to Pljevlja where they continued beating and illtreating
him. They let him go the next day. Ibro went
abroad after that. The police beat his relative Nazif, who
was about 75, that same day. 56
The HLC was able to learn more about the 70-year-old
Osman Bungur 57 from Jakub Durgut. Bungur was
severely beaten by JA reservists Stevo Danilović, Mirko
Srndić and Simo Barac from Meljena village and as a
result lost his hearing. On 16 February 1993, Bungur, his
wife Almasa and another nine members of the family
were abducted and taken to Čajniče. Osman and
Almasa were subsequently returned, spent some time in
Pljevlja and were then transferred by an international
humanitarian organization to Olovo in Bosnia where
they both died within a short span of each other.
Durgut told the HLC about other cases of physical abuse
of Bukovica Muslims in the summer of 1992. Ibro Bungur,
his sons Hasan, Husein and Ešref, their relatives Džafer
and Vejsil, and Enver and Munever Kaim were beaten first
on 11 July and then again a week later, on 17 July:
55 Bosnian Serb entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
56 Statement by Jakub Durgut, 21 June 2002, HLC documentation.
57 Spotlight Report No. 4, Human Rights in Serbia and Montenegro,
HLC, Belgrade, May 1993; Spotlight Series - Human Rights 1991-
1995, HLC, Belgrade, 1997.
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