The Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) filed a criminal complaint on March 8th, 2013 with the Republic of Serbia Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor against seven persons, on account of a war crime against the civilian population committed in Peć/Pejë on March 26th, 1999.
Momčilo Perišić: “We cannot cast Ratko and the others aside – they are demanding extremely expensive ammunition to strike targets on the ground. Why? Because it is very efficient […]” Steno-notes of the 17th Supreme Defence Council session, held on 10 January 1994, page 56
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Women in Black, the Youth Initiative for Human Rights, and the Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) marked the twentieth anniversary of the kidnapping in Štpci. Approximately 40 citizens gathered in front of the Belgrade Main Railway Station and held banners which said, “The death train took off from here” “The train stopped at 15:48”, “We remember the crime in Štrpci” and “It is a crime to forget a crime”.
Students on the School for International Training (SIT) programme which gathers students from various universities in the US visited the Humanitarian Law Center on Wednesday, February 27th, 2013.
On Wednesday, February 27th, 2013, it will be 20 years since 19 citizens of Serbia and Montenegro were kidnapped by the Republic of Srpska Army (VRS) from the train station in Štrpci (BiH, Republic of Srpska). Only Nebojša Ranisavljević has been convicted of this crime so far. The institutions in Serbia have not yet recognized the victims of this crime as civilian war victims.