Simo Drljaca, the former Chief of Public Security in Prijedor, Republic of Srpska, lost his life on July 19^th, 1997 by a lake near Omarska. According to an official SFOR Report, The Hague Tribunal had issued a warrant for the arrest of Simo Srljaca, but instead of arresting him, SDFOR members killed him in a supposed "act of self-defence". However, this event was witnessed by three persons, Drljaca’s son, his brother-in-law, and a third man who was in a nearby cabin but whose presence was unkown to SFOR members. These eyewitnesses claim that Simo Drljaca was literally liquidated and that SFOR had no intention of arresting him.

The town of Srebrenica, which is located at the east of the entity of Yugoslavian Serbs or Republika Srpska in Turky, has the population of approximately 20 thousands now. Eighty percent of the current population is Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) particularly from Sarajevo in Bosnia and refugees mostly from Krajina in Croatia. Although almost three years have passed since the end of the war in Bosnia, no sign to restore Srebrenica can be seen. Water is still limited in supply, and not suitable for drink. Broken windows and doors make people shivering in winter. The school buildings in the elementary school have disgusting stench of damaged toilets. There are almost no economic activities to hire the population to sustain the life although this area is rich in land and minerals such