Bosnia stories: then and now - in pictures

Edina Strikovic, seen here aged seven, with her mother, Azra Blazivic, and brother Kerim at Trnopolje camp, August 1992 Photograph: ITN

Edina Strikovic on her 26th birthday on board a ferry across the Skagerrak straits between Denmark and Sweden in September 2011 Photograph: PR

Bosnian Croat Jadranka Cigelj, from Prijedor, was serially violated as a prisoner in Omarska camp in 1992 Photograph: PR

Jadranka Cigelj (right) in Prijedor in September 2011 with her best friend, Biba Harambasic, who was also violated as a prisoner in Omarska Photograph: PR

In 1992 Dzemal Paratusic tells Ed Vulliamy and Penny Marshall: 'I do not want to tell lies, but I cannot tell the truth'
Photograph: ITN

Dzemal Paratusic with his wife, Rubija, and children, Aldijana, Harry and Aldin, in the garden of their home in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, in the summer of 2011 Photograph: PR

Edin Ramulic, whose father and brother were murdered in the Keraterm camp, photographed in 1995 as a soldier in the 17th Krajina Brigade. It was made up almost entirely of camp survivors and those ‘ethnically cleansed’ from around Prijedor Photograph: PR

Edin Ramulic in 2011, on a speaking tour of the Bosnian refugee diaspora in St Louis, Missouri Photograph: PR

The photo of the human skeleton, prisoner of war Fikret Alic, on the cover of Time magazine went around the world. Fikret was 22 on 5 August 1992 when the photo was taken Photograph: ITN/WENN

Fikret Alic at the ruins of his relatives' house next door to his own destroyed childhood home above Kozarac, Bosnia
Photograph: Borut Peterlin/ITN

Satko Mujagic pictured as a prisoner in Omarska camp in August 1992
Photograph: ITN

Satko Mujagic at the memorial to the dead of his village, Kozarac, in summer 2010. He now lives in Leiden, Holland Photograph: PR

Dr Idriz Merdzanic, who ran the medical centre in Trnopolje with Azra Blazevic, communicates the horrors he has seen with glances, nods and sign language while guards look on during a news report by ITN Photograph: ITN

Dr Idriz Merdzanic, who ran the medical centre in Trnopolje, is still a surgeon, at home in Kiel, Germany, with his son Amar and wife Amira, September 2011 Photograph: PR