Fahrudin Muminović was six, perhaps seven years old when, in July 1995, after the fall of Srebrenica, he was taken together with his father to the execution site near Orahovac, close to Zvornik. According to the testimony of a member of the Zvornik Brigade of the VRS before the Hague Tribunal, the wounded boy rose from the pile of bodies after the shooting and was taken to the hospital in Zvornik. Fahrudin survived, and as an adult he testified before the Hague Tribunal about the genocide in Srebrenica.
Personal testimony · Srebrenica · July 11, 1995 – July 15, 1995
After the fall of Srebrenica on 11 July 1995, seventeen-year-old Witness O surrendered on 13 July together with several thousand men, after protection under the Geneva Conventions had been promised over a loudspeaker. At dawn on 15 July he was shot at a mass execution site, but survived among the bodies and, together with another survivor, reached ARBiH-held territory. He gave his testimony before the ICTY on 13 April 2000 in the trial of Radislav Krstić.
Edna Dautović, a student from Prijedor, was held in the Omarska camp in the summer of 1992. At the end of July she was taken away with other detainees, allegedly for an exchange, and killed near the Lisac pit. Her brother Edvin, according to Radio Free Europe, was killed a few days earlier in Omarska itself. Their mother Mejra searched for her children until 2000, when their remains were found and buried in Bihać.
Account of an event · Crkvina · May 6, 1992 – May 7, 1992
On the night of around 7 May 1992, in the agricultural cooperative building in Crkvina, in the municipality of Bosanski Šamac, sixteen captured Bosniak and Croat civilians were beaten and killed, while thirty-four other prisoners survived in immediate danger of death. According to the ICTY indictment, the massacre was led by Slobodan Miljković "Lugar", who died before trial. The heads of the State Security Service of Serbia, Jovica Stanišić and Franko Simatović, were finally convicted in 2023 of crimes in Bosanski Šamac as members of a joint criminal enterprise.