11 results for "Institute for Research of Genocide Canada"
The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IGK) has informed Canadian leaders about police questioning staff from the Srebrenica Memorial Center. IGK strongly condemns these actions, viewing them as an attempt to intimidate and erase the truth about the genocide. The Institute calls on Canada to protect the Memorial Center and monitor pressure on institutions preserving historical truth.
7 days ago
Toronto has officially recognized July 11th as Srebrenica Genocide Memorial Day, joining Canada's Parliament and several other cities in commemoration. This action highlights Canada's widespread commitment to remembering the 1995 Srebrenica genocide through monuments, education, and annual events. The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada emphasizes that preserving this truth is vital for justice and humanity.
about 2 months ago
The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IGK) urges global recognition for the "unprosecuted genocide" against Bosniak and Croat civilians in Prijedor. The organization stresses that remembering these victims is a moral duty, not for hate, but for truth and justice, serving as a warning to prevent future atrocities. It highlights Prijedor's suffering as a "black mark" on the international community's conscience.
9 days ago
Canada is moving to officially recognize May 31 as International White Armbands Day, commemorating the victims of the Prijedor genocide. This initiative aims to counter denial of the atrocities, which include mass killings, rapes, and the forced use of white armbands by non-Serbs as confirmed by international courts. The Canadian Parliament's resolution reflects a growing international acknowledgment of these events, supported by organizations like the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada.
2 months ago
Serbia held a funeral for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić with state and military honors, sparking widespread criticism. This act is seen as official Serbia's continued support for the ideology behind the 1990s' aggression and genocide, including Srebrenica. Critics, like the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada, argue it disrespects victims, fuels hatred, and contradicts fundamental international values.
1 day ago
Organizations BECCNA, BANA, and the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada condemn new propaganda from Bosnian Serb circles. This propaganda attempts to rewrite history and deny the genocide against Bosniaks, falsely linking them to foreign extremism. They highlight that international courts have judged Republika Srpska's founding policy as one of persecution, ethnic cleansing, and genocide.
2 months ago
The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IRGC) has vehemently condemned a politician's recent characterization of the Bosnian War as a "struggle for power." The institute argues that such statements trivialize the documented aggression, war crimes, and genocide, particularly in Srebrenica. It has demanded a public apology and informed international bodies about the remarks' perceived historical dangers.
4 months ago
Canada's government is concerned about police questioning staff from the Srebrenica Memorial Center. The Prime Minister's office forwarded these concerns to the Foreign Affairs Minister for action. Several Canadian cities also support initiatives to remember the Srebrenica genocide, demonstrating long-standing recognition.
6 days ago
Government of Canada concerned about pressure on the Srebrenica Memorial Center.”
29 days ago
Three Bosniak organizations have strongly condemned Sabina Ćudić, a Bosnian politician, for describing the war as a "fight for power" and denying its genocidal nature. They demand her immediate resignation, a public apology, and criminal charges, citing international court rulings on the Srebrenica genocide and aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The groups emphasize the importance of truth and justice for victims.
4 months ago
A Bosnian-Herzegovinian delegation met with Ottawa and Hamilton mayors to advance Srebrenica genocide remembrance and strengthen ties with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mayors pledged support for educational initiatives, memorials, and naming a street "Srebrenica" in each city. They also agreed to a proposal to twin Sarajevo with both Canadian cities.
about 2 months ago