“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
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Activists in Bosnia handed out white flowers in the capital in a display of support for the campaign to create a national Memorial Day for female victims of war #GenderAndGenocide
https://t.co/CvBx4jMfVz
Another punt for my blog on the lessons we must learn from Sarajevo and Srebrenica @SrebrenicaUK @RemSrebScot https://t.co/Yl8fl53Fow
The lessons learnt in Sarajevo must not be forgotten. Excellent piece by @IainGrayMSP
https://t.co/GDomOd8Tse
There's some amazing things happening round the country to mark #HMD2019 See @HMD_UK 's map to join, & see some of our sister organisations @HolocaustUK @wienerlibrary @HolocaustCentUK @JW3London @TheAJR_ @I_W_M @JewishMuseumLDN @FoundIshami @SrebrenicaUK https://t.co/ZoAjY6MMOV
