She was sentenced to 11 years in prison. She served her sentence at the women's prison Hinseberg in Frövi, Örebro County, Sweden (since 26 June 2003). In December 2008, the Swedish Ministry of Justice rejected a request for pardon by Plavšić. She had cited "advancing age, failing health and poor prison conditions" as the reasons for her request. Željko Komšić, a Croat member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina had written a letter to the Swedish authorities in September 2008 urging them not to release Plavšić, stating that "any act of mercy would be big mistake and an insult to the victims and families of the victims".
she was sentenced to 11 years in prison she served her sentence at the women's prison hinseberg in frövi örebro county sweden (since 26 june 2003) in december 2008 the swedish ministry of justice rejected a request for pardon by plavšić she had cited "advancing age failing health and poor prison conditions" as the reasons for her request željko komšić a croat member of the presidency of bosnia and herzegovina had written a letter to the swedish authorities in september 2008 urging them not to release plavšić stating that "any act of mercy would be big mistake and an insult to the victims and families of the victims"