Prijedor massacres

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The Prijedor massacres were a series of mass killings, ethnic cleansing, and abuses committed primarily against Bosniak and Croat civilians in and around the town of Prijedor during the Bosnian War in the early 1990s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic cleansing campaign
war crime
cause Serb takeover of Prijedor municipal government in 1992
characterizedBy arbitrary detention
enforced disappearances
expulsion of non-Serb population
summary executions
systematic persecution
torture
commemoratedOn 31 May
conflict Bosnian War NERFINISHED
country Bosnia and Herzegovina
endTime 1995
ethnicTarget Bosniaks NERFINISHED
Croats NERFINISHED
legalAssessmentBy International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
location Prijedor NERFINISHED
Prijedor municipality NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage ITN and Guardian reports on Omarska
memorial White Armband Day NERFINISHED
notableEvent destruction of cultural property
destruction of religious sites
forced deportations
mass executions
sexual violence
systematic detention
notablePlace Biscani NERFINISHED
Brdo NERFINISHED
Carakovo NERFINISHED
Hambarine NERFINISHED
Keraterm camp NERFINISHED
Kozarac NERFINISHED
Omarska camp NERFINISHED
Rakovcani NERFINISHED
Trnopolje camp NERFINISHED
numberOfVictims over 3000 killed
partOf ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
perpetrator Army of Republika Srpska NERFINISHED
Bosnian Serb forces NERFINISHED
Serb Crisis Staff of Prijedor NERFINISHED
precededBy coup in Prijedor municipal assembly April 1992
recognizedAs crimes against humanity
result large-scale displacement of Croats from Prijedor municipality
near-complete expulsion of Bosniaks from Prijedor municipality
startTime 1992
victim Bosniak civilians
Croat civilians

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