64 WAR CRIMES SUSPECTS CURRENTLY HELD BY THREE BOSNIAN SIDES

SARAJEVO, Feb 15 (Hina) - Sixty-four war-crimes suspects are currently held by all three sides in Bosnia-Herzegovina, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross. According to Red Cross spokesperson Anne-Sophie Bonefeld, HVO held 51 suspects, the Sarajevo Government held nine and Bosnian Serbs held four. But the Red Cross had received no other information about the suspects, Bonefeld said. She noted that the Serbs still held 20 prisoners who should have been unconditionally released under the Dayton Agreement, she said. The Bosnian side yesterday released 11 people from a military jail in Tuzla. Another 77 prisoners in that jail still awaited liberation, Bonefeld said. Red Cross representatives had repeatedly tried to visit a BH Press Agency cameraman, Hidajet Delic, who had been taken prisoner by Serb troops in the Grbavica neighbourhood last week. "The Pale authorities have rejected all such demands made by the Red Cross and other international organisations, and nobody knows what has befallen Delic," Bonefeld concluded. (hina) mm as 151732 MET feb 96