Serbia - Massacre Survivors Found In Prison Camp

(19 Jan 1996) TI: 10:32:12
Some 300 Muslims, many originally thought to be dead, are living
in a camp south of Belgrade. The men, who are survivors of the Srebrenica massacre, are in a camp in Sljivovica some 300 kilometres south of the Serb capital.
SHOWS:
SLJIVOVICA, SERBIA 18/1
Exterior of camp
Men coming out - running outside
Men coming out
MS of men running on waste ground
Gathering and waiting in queue
CU of faces
Guard surveying grouped men
MS of group
CU prisoners
SOT with prisoner in Serbo-Croat: "I crossed the river, on third
in the evening, on the fourth we surrendered to the Yugoslav army
and then they took us to the village of Jagoftica, the Serbs
escorted us in trucks. The trucks were packed with people - around
40 of us were in each truck - and we arrived here late in the
evening. As far as how we were treated, I don't know. It wasn't
good. A lot of things happened, especially during the first month.
Now I hope for better, I would like to get out of here whatever.
Yes I would love to see my family and I would like to go abroad.
There are 300 of us here and 60 people have left for Australia and
Ireland
GVs of life in camp, with detainees walking from parade in lines
and back into barracks
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