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See, e.g., Prosecution Exhibit 70, pp. 11-23 (witness statement of Prosecution Witness Jusuf Avdispahić regarding conditions at the Ekonomija farm in Zvornik, where detainees were severely beaten, sexually assaulted, forced to work, and killed while guards showed signs of religious and national animus); T. 29 March 2012 p. 27175 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ610 regarding the mass killing of Muslims and detention of Muslim civilians in Zvornik); Prosecution Exhibit 3380, pp. 33-36 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Petko Panić regarding the detention of approximately 700 Muslim men at Karakaj Technical School in Zvornik and the killing of detainees); Prosecution Exhibit 64, pp. 3-5 (witness statement of Prosecution Witness Osman Krupinac, stating that Serbs shot and killed 36 men, women, and children during an attack on a village in Zvornik, as well as seven more men during other attacks on the village); T. 25 August 2011 pp. 17869-17870 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ605 that thousands of Muslims from Bratunac were detained and that, at one detention location, men were beaten to death, stabbed, and shot); T. 22 August 2011 pp. 17637-17638 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Mušan Talović that Bosnian Serbs attacked a village in Bratunac and killed at least 68 people); Prosecution Exhibit 3263, paras 10-28 (witness statement of Prosecution Witness Suad Džafić about Serb attacks on Muslim villages in Bratunac, during which some villagers were killed and men of military age were transferred to detention centers); T. 20 October 2011 pp. 20308-20317 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Ivo Atlija that Bosnian Serb forces attacked villages in Prijedor and that more than 200 non-Serbs were killed, including men, women, and children); Prosecution Exhibit 3672, pp. 7-8 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Ivo Atlija that Bosnian Serb propaganda in Prijedor referred to non-Serbs using derogatory terms), 36-38 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Ivo Atlija regarding acts carried out by Bosnian Serbs with religious animus against a Catholic Croat); Prosecution Exhibit 3528, paras 25-33, 43-51 (witness statement of Prosecution Witness Kerim Mešanović regarding his experience at the Omarska detention camp in Prijedor, where detainees were beaten and killed and would be taken away, never to return again, particularly those who were leaders in the Muslim community); Prosecution Exhibit 703, pp. 26-30 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ092 regarding the beating and killing of Bosnian Muslim and Bosnian Croat men and women in a village in Prijedor); Prosecution Exhibit 674, pp. 14-35, 71-74 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ014 regarding an attack on a village in Prijedor, during which Serb soldiers killed Muslim civilians and destroyed the village mosque); Prosecution Exhibit 693, pp. 13-17, 27-28, 31-32 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Safet Taci about detainees being killed at the Keratem camp in Prijedor); Prosecution Exhibit 705, pp. 36-41 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ093 about killings of non-Serbs at Omarska camp in Prijedor); T. 16 September 2011 pp. 19012-19015 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ075 that Bosnian Serb forces killed at least 144 Bosnian Muslims in a village in Ključ); Prosecution Exhibit 686, pp. 10-15, 18-21, 30-34 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ056 regarding the killing of civilians from a village in Ključ); T. 15 September 2011 pp. 18907-18908 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ239 regarding his detention at KP Dom in Foča, where Muslim detainees were abused, beaten, killed, forced to work, and subjected to sub-standard living conditions), 18917 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ239 that most people at KP Dom were detained simply because they were Muslim); Prosecution Exhibit 3568, pp. 16-18, 53-63, 111-119 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ017 that Muslim detainees at KP Dom in Foča were severely beaten); Prosecution Exhibit 718, paras 36, 72, 77-81, 84-85 (witness statement of Prosecution Witness Ahmet Zulić regarding 300 civilians who were killed during attacks on villages in Sanski Most and detainees at the Betonirka factory in Sanski Most who were beaten and executed); Prosecution Exhibit 3515, pp. 15-18 (testimony from Grgo Stojić about the killing of non-Serb men from a village in Sanski Most); T. 1 September 2011 pp. 18133-18135 (testimony from Prosecution Witness KDZ603 that Bosnian Serb forces killed Muslim men in a village in Vlasenica, that the Bosnian Serbs used derogatory language against Muslim villagers, that non-Serbs were detained, and that detainees were not fed and were beaten); T. 6 September 2011 pp. 18430-18433 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Sead Hodžić that Bosnian Serb forces attacked a village in Vlasenica and killed more than 60 Muslim men, women, and children, and that during an attack on another village people were killed and raped); Prosecution Exhibit 3212, pp. 21-23, 33-38 (witness statement of Prosecution Witness lbro Osmanović regarding the municipality prison and Sušica camp in Vlasenica, where detainees were beaten, provided with little food, kept in poor living conditions, and killed); Prosecution Exhibit 1, pp. 106-108, 111-113 (testimony from Prosecution Witness Predrag Radić regarding the destruction of mosques in various municipalities); AF935 (in Ključ, Bosnian Muslim civilians who were arrested were subjected to ethnic slurs); AF1110 (detainees at the SJB building in Prijedor were subjected to ethnic slurs); AF1171 (detainees at Omarska camp in Prijedor were subjected to ethnic slurs). See also supra, paras 34-36, 48; Appeal Brief, paras 36-37, 44-51 and citations contained therein.
anin Trial Judgement, paras 907-962.
