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Robert McNeil on Srebrenica, art and forensic science
Robert McNeil writes about his journey of realisation about the tragedy of the genocide in Srebrenica and what we can learn from it. In 1996 I was asked by the war crimes tribunal in The Hague (ICTY) in my capacity as a forensic technician to join the first of many international forensic teams to gather […]
Worcester exhibition tells story of Srebrenica Genocide
A Scottish artist who helped identify bodies from mass graves dug after the Srebrenica genocide is staging a moving exhibition in Worcester.
Tonight at the @GloucesterCity full council meeting, I will be moving a motion in support of @SrebrenicaUK, seeking to ensure that, amongst other measures, the Council supports Srebrenica memorial events each year
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Council of Ministers adopted a revised strategy for processing war crimes cases, intended to speed up work on clearing the country’s huge backlog.
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The rehabilitation of war criminals responsible for the deaths of so many cannot continue. Survivors of genocide throughout Bosnia are still burying their loved ones, while war criminals openly live and are celebrated. #BosnianGenocide
Convicted war criminal Dario Kordic, responsible for Ahmići massacre in which Croatian Forces massacred 116 Bosniak civilians - has just obtained his MA diploma from Catholic Faculty of Theology @SveucilisteZG in #Croatia
Utterly insulting to both theology & science/humanities!