“Although the experience of visiting Srebrenica shook me to the core and made me weep in sorrow, it also emboldened my resolve to do my utmost to bring its lessons to the attention of young people. We must learn to confront religious and historical prejudices which lead to this unspeakable massacre, so that it never happens again.”
Mehri Niknam MBE
Executive Director, Joseph Interfaith Foundation (2005-2019)
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A wonderful short film by the Srebrenica Memorial Centre, remembering last year's 25th Anniversary of the genocide. Thank you, @SrebrenicaMC
https://t.co/sCoTORnUPV
A superb event. Always great to hear from @srebrenicahasan and @AlmasaSalihovic - moving, thought-provoking and informative. https://t.co/kMDQPSmEyp
The significance of this is huge, & I hope the UK government will follow suit. I recommend reading “An Inconvenient Genocide” by Geoffrey Robertson QC if you want to find out more. @RobertsonQC @SrebrenicaUK @RemSrebScot #armenia https://t.co/TOdcaEficb
Fingers crossed for this amazing film at the Oscars.
For anyone catching up on their Oscars viewing this weekend, I'd recommend "Quo Vadis, Aida." Telling the story of the Srebrenica massacre through one woman's race to save her family, it's an unsparing look at how genocidal violence happens. https://t.co/McUpggcmPd
Watching the #BAFTA tonight? Look out for the superb ‘Quo Vadis, Aida?’ directed by Jasmila Zbanic, available on @PrimeVideo. It tells the story of the #Srebrenica genocide through the perspective of a UN interpreter @RemSrebScot @SrebrenicaUK #BAFTAs https://t.co/EVOshJ1ixK
Horrific that genocide denialism continues to be rewarded, 26 years on from the Bosnian genocide.
‘Serbia Honors 2019 Nobel Prize-Winner For Literature, Who Denies Srebrenica Genocide’ https://t.co/atoBQqRgsr
Horrendous https://t.co/65ek5MaQrh
Extremely upsetting to see that Peter Handke, who was awarded the Nobel Literature Prize despite his genocide denialism of the Bosnian genocide, is being honoured by Serb leadership in the same place where the brutal genocide of Bosniak Muslim was enacted.
https://t.co/kj3UGJeQBu