Tribunal officials said Sikirica was expected to appear in court by Wednesday. In one incident, guards systematically machine-gunned inmates in one room in July 1992, the indictment said. Detainees were fed starvation rations' Fikret Alic, an emaciated prisoner who was seen on CNN in 1992 standing behind the camp's barbed wire, has said he was a witness to the massacre. Living conditions for the prisoners were cruel, prosecutors said. The tribunal prosecution argued that as camp commander, Sikirica was responsible for all actions taken by his subordinates.
Justice is slow but attainable.
Captured Bosnia war crime suspects now total about 40 Sikirica, the 21st Bosnian war crime suspect arrested since 1997, will join about 40 war crimes suspects in detention in The Hague . Some of the suspects surrendered voluntarily. Gen. Momir Talic and Radoslav Brdjanin, a former Bosnian Serb deputy prime minister, were arraigned in The Hague in January. On April 3, Momcilo Krajisnik, a close ally of Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic , was arrested by French NATO troops at his home in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina. However, about 30 publicly indicted war crimes suspects remain at large, including the two prime suspects, Karadzic and his military chief, Gen. Ratko Mladic .