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Home Primary Memorial day Messages of Support The Rt Hon Theresa May MP

The Rt Hon Theresa May MP

The Former Prime Minister tells us why she supports the work of Remembering Srebrenica and outlines what the government is doing to help victims of sexual violence.

Today we remember the people of Srebrenica; those who lost their lives and those left behind, in what was one of the most unspeakable acts of violence perpetrated in Europe in recent memory. In that July, over 8,000 innocent people were murdered in an act of genocide.

As we remember those who suffered so greatly, we also remember the enduring spirit that shone through even at the darkest points of the violence- the acts of courage that Remembering Srebrenica have chosen as their theme this year, we remember the men and women from all communities who braved sniper fire and landmines to help those in need. We remember those who gave food and shelter to people considered their enemy. We remember all who worked together to build a better Bosnia-Herzegovina after the guns fell silent.

Those stories of courage continue to inspire people from across the globe as we reflect on the need to empower individuals to speak out against all forms of hatred and intolerance; to build resilience in our communities; and to inspire hope, not fear.

Jan 8, 2019Amil Khan
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RrrrnessaArnesa Buljušmić-Kustura@Rrrrnessa·
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Last year we opened the very first Virtual Exhibition on the Bosnian genocide, this year we are expanding the exhibition and building a long-lasting resource for all. Creativity allows us to express our pain, grief, and trauma in many ways and I encourage all to submit your work! https://t.co/fVtkyNAiRH

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We are re-opening our Exhibition "Remnants of Genocide" and are asking for submissions on the topics of genocide, refugee displacement, and our theme "Rebuilding Lives". Submit your art, poetry, photographs, and anything else for a chance to be featured during Memorial Week!

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SrebrenicaUKRemembering Srebrenica@SrebrenicaUK·
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Our podcast on the genocide in Srebrenica has been listened by over 75,000 people! Join them by listening to the story of the worst atrocity on Europe’s soil since the Holocaust.

Honour the victims, by listening to the survivors!

https://t.co/ClCqkVfL6S

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SrebrenicaUKRemembering Srebrenica@SrebrenicaUK·
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Bosnia has seen several incidents of the glorification of war criminals in recent days. These incidents appear to be part of a longer term pattern that are fuelled by local organisations.

https://t.co/5EKprTFqIw

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JasminMujJasmin Mujanović@JasminMuj·
23 Feb

And for accessible resources re: the genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Srebrenica, please follow the work of the @SrebrenicaMC and @SrebrenicaUK. Edina Becirevic’s “Genocide on the Drina” is also a standard reference text. /j

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Every year, Remembering Srebrenica selects a theme that reflects an aspect of the genocide that must be commemorated, but also speaks to communities here in the UK.  The theme for 2021 is ‘Rebuilding Lives’.  The theme aims to honour the two million people who were displaced during the genocide and ethnic cleansing in Bosnia in […]

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