Međeđa is a village in the municipality of Kozarska Dubica, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A mass grave of Ustaše victims from the Jasenovac concentration camp, most of whom were children, was located on the estate of the Lončar family in Međeđa.

[2] At the decision of the SFR Yugoslavian government in 1956, the mass grave was backfilled to make space for Sava river walls.

[2] In the villages Drakulić, Demirovac, and Međeđa, Ustaše enjoined the young Serbian girls to "pull their skirts up, and pricked them between the legs".

The 8,000 people who assembled were transported to a barbed wire-enclosed field near the railway station in Hrvatska Dubica.