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15 results for "Mothers of Srebrenica"

Bosnia

Victim Associations Condemn RTRS Broadcast, Allege Hate Speech

Several Srebrenica victim associations have filed a formal complaint against RTRS, accusing the broadcaster of violating media codes and insulting genocide survivors. The complaint centers on a news segment where an interviewee called the Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial Center a "money factory," which victims say stigmatizes them. They demand the Regulatory Agency for Communications investigate and sanction RTRS for alleged breaches of professional standards and inciting intolerance.

8 days ago

Bosnia

Srebrenica Mothers' Group Disavows Unofficial Social Media Account

The 'Movement Mothers of Srebrenica and Žepa Enclaves' warns that an X profile named 'Majke Srebrenice' is unofficial. This profile uses the association's name and President Munira Subašić's photos to post political views. The group disavows these posts and plans legal action, urging media to verify sources.

1 day ago

Bosnia

London Mayor Sadiq Khan Visits Srebrenica Memorial

London Mayor Sadiq Khan visited the Srebrenica Memorial Center, honoring victims and meeting survivors. He spoke of the deep pain from his visit and the importance of remembering the 1995 genocide. Khan emphasized the call from the Mothers of Srebrenica to learn from history.

2 months ago

Bosnia

New Book Documents Bosnia's Fight for Justice at Hague Tribunal

Amir Ahmić's new book, "Victory of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Cooperation and Legacy of the Hague Tribunal," was promoted in Sarajevo. The book documents Bosnia's efforts to achieve truth and justice for war crimes and genocide at the Hague Tribunal. It highlights the crucial roles of victims, witnesses, and state institutions in fighting historical revisionism and preserving memory for future generations.

3 months ago

Bosnia

Media Watchdog Probes RTRS Over Srebrenica Victim Slander

The Regulatory Agency for Communications (RAK) has launched an investigation into RTRS following a complaint from five genocide victim associations. The complaint alleges that RTRS broadcasted a segment with severe insults and false claims against Srebrenica survivors and Mothers. The associations demand swift action and strong sanctions to protect victims' dignity.

8 days ago

Bosnia

Srebrenica Police Ban Controversial Mladić Rally

Police in Republika Srpska have banned a rally in Srebrenica that was intended to support war criminal Ratko Mladić. Citing security reasons, authorities also prohibited peaceful counter-protests planned by Srebrenica victim associations. These associations vowed to protest if the Mladić rally still takes place despite the ban.

4 days ago

Bosnia

Srebrenica Survivor Pleads for Truth and Responsibility at UN

Emina Sinanović, a Srebrenica genocide survivor, spoke at the UN, sharing her personal loss and urging global responsibility. She condemned the glorification of war criminals and denial of the genocide, stating that denial perpetuates the crime. Sinanović called for action beyond remembrance, emphasizing that Srebrenica serves as a crucial warning for humanity.

2 months ago

Bosnia

Srebrenica Bans Public Gatherings Amid Mladić Controversy

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska banned all public gatherings in Srebrenica today, citing security concerns. This decision followed plans for a rally supporting recently deceased war criminal Ratko Mladić and a counter-protest by genocide victims' associations. While police presence is high, Srebrenica remains calm, and victims' groups canceled their event after assurances that the pro-Mladić gathering would not proceed.

4 days ago

Bosnia

Genocide Victim Groups Condemn Carl Bildt's Role in BiH Discussions

Associations representing Srebrenica genocide victims strongly object to Carl Bildt's involvement in discussions about Bosnia and Herzegovina's future. They cite his inaction during the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, including a meeting with Slobodan Milošević while the massacre unfolded. The groups call for a complete boycott of Bildt's proposals by officials and media.

2 months ago

Bosnia

Victims' Groups Warn Against Foreign Interference in Bosnia's Future

Two Bosnian victims' associations have sent an open letter to the acting High Representative, Louis J. Crishock. They warn that recent documents from the Croatian Parliament and the All-Serb Assembly threaten Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty and internal order. The groups urge international bodies to prevent actions that could destabilize the country and undermine peace.

about 2 months ago

Bosnia

Bosnian Victims Demand Protection for Constitutional Order Amidst Regional Resolutions

Two Bosnian victim associations have urged the High Representative to protect Bosnia and Herzegovina's constitutional order. They express deep concern over recent resolutions from Croatia and the All-Serb Assembly, viewing them as attempts to destabilize BiH. The associations call for immediate international action to prevent further interference and uphold peace.

about 2 months ago

Bosnia

Bosniak Victim Associations Condemn European Actions, Allege 'Apartheid' in BiH

Two leading Bosniak victim associations have vehemently criticized Europe and its representatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They accuse European entities of supporting policies that foster "open apartheid" and represent a "continuation of genocide," specifically condemning support for a border crossing opening in Bosanska Gradiška and silence on alleged "fascist outbursts."

4 months ago

Bosnia

Victim Groups Insist Ratko Mladić's Death Does Not Close Chapter on War Crimes

Genocide victim associations responded to the death of Ratko Mladić, emphasizing that history must examine the broader political and military structures that supported him. They highlight that Mladić was convicted of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, and his death does not diminish the responsibility for these atrocities. The associations insist his legacy is defined by victims and international court judgments, urging accountability beyond just the individual.

4 days ago

Bosnia

Victim Associations Affirm Mladić's Life Sentence Status

Two victim associations have clarified why convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić cannot be released early or transferred. They explained that Mladić receives adequate medical care and his life sentence for genocide has strict conditions. The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals bases its decisions on international law, not political requests.

5 days ago

Bosnia

Call to Remember Unprosecuted Genocide in Prijedor

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