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The remains of 35 victims of the Srebrenica genocide were buried Wednesday in the Potočari memorial center and after the collective genocide in Potočari, they counted a total of 6,610 genocide victims.
Call for help to reveal the truth to all. About 1,000 genocide victims in Srebrenica, whose remains were not recovered, were heard on Wednesday following the victims' commemoration.
Dzenazu in the Potocari Memorial Center led the reisu-l-ulema of the Islamic community in Bosnia and Herzegovina Husein ef. Kavazovic, and after the dzenaza, the names and names of the 35 victims buried Wednesday were read. Among those buried on July 11 are four boys who were 16 and 17 when they were killed. The youngest of them is Vesid Ibrić. He was 16 when he was killed. Feris Mehmedovic was also 16 years old. Among the victims are the remains of the young couple – Nijazije and Remzija Dudic. Remzija was 20 years old when she was murdered with her husband and was in the sixth month of pregnancy.
"I grew up with my brother Nijazi, somewhere in the suburbs of Zvornik, with his wife in the other direction, Vlasenica, and since last summer we have been identified with our husband and their remains were found in a forest between Vlasenica and Milica, today we met and I do not know what it is that feeling, "said Omer, Nijazin's brother [19659005] Na Nermin Alivuković, chairman of the Organizing Committee to mark the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, recalled that the world had ignored the rescue of Srebrenica 23 years ago, while genocide was committed during technological advances in a European country
"Srebrenica has become a global symbol of genocide: few people in the world have heard of genocide in Srebrenica, everyone knows that these crimes and facts have been condemned. The Hague court said the genocide was committed by the RS army, "Alivuković said, adding that the behavior of some politicians who deny the genocide and insult the actions of their victims raises the issue. whether this ideology still threatening.
He recalled that the main message of Srebrenica was that the genocide, like that of Srebrenica, never happened again, but added that the people of Srebrenica, who returned despite everything in their home and lived there, was very worried
. "There are so many things that hurt us, that make us unhappy: we seek to discover mass graves still undiscovered, we find smiles, we appeal to those who know something and we can say or encourage those who know how to discover unknown tombs. He added that they expected officials to treat this area in a specific way, intellectuals in Srebrenica by making them the subject of their scientific research, and he added that mothers could bury their children before dying. businessmen to help strengthen Srebrenica economically. In the end, Alivuković says on behalf of the inhabitants of Srebrenica in this city:
"We will never stop looking for the innocent killed, nor stop punishing the criminals." The people of Srebrenica look to the future, but the past does not forget. Bakir Izetbegović, Bosnian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, recalled that the main perpetrators and genocidaires were sentenced by the Hague court, but that the conscience of the criminals had not woken up and 23 years old. since the genocide, 1,000 bodies of genocide victims, while those who know the mass grave sites remain silent, once again urging them to reveal information in the name of humanity and to victims, but also to the families of the victims to be buried in a decent way.He also recalled that the ideology of hatred is not yet defeated and that those who now glorify the crimes and the Genocide believe that the attribution of war crimes to war criminals is a terrible message for survivors and additional crimes against the families of the victims. In the world we are reminded of this truth: it is our duty to live in the belief that when our neighbors understand, they will defeat the forces ready to face the truth, the truth is necessary to complete the process of reconciliation and that day, our response is the building and development of a democratic, multi-ethnic and prosperous Bosnia-Herzegovina, comfortable and safe for all honest and caring people who want to build a society in which all caring people will see a better to come up. living, a state that, by its strength and organization, guarantees that crimes will never be repeated to anyone "Izetbegovic taught.
US ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Maureen Cormack , said in the Potocara Memorial Center that the United States would help Bosnia and Herzegovina until justice is respected
"I am honored to be here to celebrate the genocide. "The United States will help Bosnia and Herzegovina until justice is done and until all victims are found and identified, and every victim finds no regret," Cormack said. Free Europe Radio. (CSR).
BiH High Representative Valentin Inzko declares that denying genocide does not mean that it did not happen
"The denial of genocide is deeply inhuman, but it does not This does not mean that it does not happen Unfortunately, there is no law to deny the genocide, because in Europe there is a law on the refusal of the Holocaust, it does not exist. There is no law to reject hate speech and that is why politicians should address them immediately after the elections.
Cedomir Jovanovic, President of the Liberal Democratic Party of Serbia (LDP), told Potocari where, for several years, he paid tribute to the victims of Srebrenica, whose memory is the clearest image of the current madness. "It seems to me that the Bosnians here were killed 23 years ago, and that my people and all those who deny the genocide of Srebrenica are starving every day. I consider these 8,372 people as victims. They, more than our minds, keep this little peace that we have here among us. I come here every year because of Bosnia, Bosniaks, my people, because of our children, because of people. Until we have the strength to overcome the fact that evil still represses the good and the lie of truth, the nišani here will do much more for peace and for the future that I live ", said Jovanović
Association President Stasa Zajovic told Radio Free Europe that Serbia has done nothing to prevent the genocide and called on the Serbian authorities to respect the decisions of the International Court of The Hague
"We celebrated today in Belgrade. with complete illusion, ignorant and silent. We consider that it is a continuation of the moral, political and cultural models that justify and deny today and make the non-existent traces of the past. Women in Black, she added, reminded her of the action "that Serbia is the only state in the world responsible because it has done nothing. to prevent genocide. "
" War criminals give way to public space and university chairs, leading to a moral anesthesia of silence. We call on Serbia to respect the decisions of the International Tribunal in The Hague, to proclaim the day of the memory of the genocide in Srebrenica and to condemn the denial of genocide, "Zajovic told CSR
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Dunja Mijatović, Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, recalled that "in the twenty-three years since the genocide, insufficient search for missing persons has estimated that Insufficient cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia hampered human and financial resources. "The families of the victims are still suffering because they do not know the truth, mothers die without being able to rest the remains of their children and all this happens in the 21st century in Europe." Europe we call a democratic Europe, "said the Commissioner.
Mijatović called on political leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia to show more sympathy for the victims, survivors and their families. She recalled that 14 years have passed since the Hague Tribunal concluded in its verdicts that a genocide had been committed in Srebrenica and that many have always denied and humiliated the victims
"The War Criminals are welcomed as heroes throughout the region and have important public functions through which they continue to promote their backward and nationalistic attitudes, the same frightening attitudes that led to so much human suffering in the 90s that ruined not only this country but also the lives of thousands of people, "said Mijatović. Today, throughout the region, she said, "it should be a day of commemoration of the victims of Srebrenica, but it is unfortunately not the case."
"This is increasing. the sufferings of the survivors and we have to change that. and to receive the respect and compensation they deserve for the suffering they have suffered, "said Mijatović, adding that" because of the future, future generations should not " accepting the truth, punishing all criminals and respecting all the victims of the crimes of the past and openly discussing these issues, this society can and must achieve the internal cohesion necessary to achieve reconciliation and to preserve its true value and diversity. This is the only way to counter the crimes of the past and prevent them from recurring, "concluded Mijatović.
Klaus Corn, German inspector and investigator on war crimes, addressing the mothers of Srebrenica:
We have done these last two decades, reminding the world not to forget what happened in July 1995, the search for the perpetrators of these crimes, the sending of evidence to prosecutors and the organization of Remembrance Day each year.
If we started to forget the victims, he said, "We would give up and the criminals would win." [19659002] "I am convinced that you will never stop with this very important work and that you will remember to the coming generations in July 1995. Even though you have lost your loved ones, with your heroic efforts, you have succeeded in reviving the sorry community, to fight for justice and v rity and show the world that justice and truth are worth & # 39; to be fought. " At the same time, it is very important to teach his children and future generations not to persevere in hating children.
"To live in peace, learn history, never forget the victims and, if possible, forgive them for preventing the repetition of these terrible events and build a happier future," said Corn. [19659029Wednesdayamassacrewillfind6610victimsofthegenocide"src="https://gdbrferlorg/581A0889-4CDC-490B-9EF7-7567247F0CA6_w250_r1_sjpg”/>
