With right wing sentiment increasing across Europe, it’s more important than ever to raise awareness of the potential for ethnic tensions to escalate into violence. When 8,000 people can be murdered on European soil only twenty years ago, it is essential that we teach the generations that follow us about the corrosive effect of discrimination and prejudice and how easily it can spiral. These lessons will ensure Scottish schoolchildren are educated on the terrible events that took place at Srebrenica and give them the tools to critically challenge prejudice and racial hatred
Willie Rennie MSP
Leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats
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'Could genocide happen again? - everyone said yes. We must be mindful of the difference between national pride and national vanity.' With the flames of intolerance fanned by world leaders, @RemSrebScot’s work is a stark warning https://t.co/9WtocWpMb7
Some well known photos and some we’ve never seen before. An emotional film.
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Ron Haviv was on Arkan’s hit list after these photos were published in 1992, at the beginning of the Bosnian war. A Muslim couple was dragged out of their house in Bijeljina one cool spring morning, and shot in front of their house. Haviv was told not to photograph. He disobeyed.
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