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Home Primary Lessons from Srebrenica Bearing Witness Gloucestershire Learns the Lessons from Srebrenica

Gloucestershire Learns the Lessons from Srebrenica

Participants on the 'Lessons from Srebrenica' programme from the South West region of England share their experiences of being in Bosnia and what they've learnt to take back to the UK.

In November 2016, Remembering Srebrenica took the first ever delegation from the South West Region of England on the ‘Lessons from Srebrenica’ programme.

This powerful experience has created over 900 Community Champions who return to the UK determined to make a difference and stand up to hatred and intolerance. In this video, three of the participants talk about what it has meant to them and what they intend to do with the experience.

Dec 1, 2016Amil Khan
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'Following the award ceremony on December 10, the Swedish Academy will have secured for itself a new place in history: as an enabler of genocide denial'. https://t.co/G2PJmbdzW2

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The solidarity displayed by journalists who've used #BosniaWarJournalists to highlight the truth of what happened is heartening to read. It serves as a powerful
antidote to counter the revisionism peddled by Handke & shows that such people will never succeed in rewriting history

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Peter Handke who denied the genocide at Srebrenica will be honoured with the Nobel Prize in a few hours time. This is an insult to the victims & survivors who have endured so much pain & suffering. Let us be clear that today should be long remembered as a shameful day in history.

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As part of #GenocidePreventionDay our partners @FoundIshami have created a powerful video featuring survivors who were persecuted because of their identities. Please watch and share to raise awareness & to ensure we learn the lessons of such atrocities https://t.co/cfOSbnPy5O.

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Today marks #GenocidePreventionDay, yet the sad reality is that 71 years after the adoption of the convention, genocide has taken place in different decades on different continents. We must therefore continue to work hard to raise awareness, educate others and challenge denial.

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