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Remembering Srebrenica London & South East’s Community Awards
Local politicians, faith leaders, educators and activists gathered in London for an awards ceremony earlier this month to celebrate the contributions of individuals from across the capital who are bringing communities together to help tackle hatred and intolerance. The event was organised by Remembering Srebrenica’s London and South East Board and aimed to bring together […]
Churches Pledge to Remember Srebrenica
Remembering Srebrenica's Stakeholder Engagement Manager, Amelia Handy, presented to the Lincolnshire Methodist District Synod. With Chair of the District, Reverend Bruce Thompson and Methodist Conference vice-president Rachel Lampard MBE
Ten Inspiring Examples of Faiths Coming Together
10 inspiring stories of people of different faiths coming together to learn from each other.
Bromsgrove multi-faith service remembers lives lost in Srebrenica
A poignant memorial service to remember those who lost their lives in Srebrenica was held at Bromsgrove’s St John’s Church on Sunday (September 4). Muslim, Jewish and Christian communities in Bromsgrove came together to unite against hatred and intolerance while readings were made from The Bible and Qur’an. Cllr Helen Jones, leader of Bromsgrove District […]
Faith, interfaith and multifaith groups
Rabbi Kleiman reciting prayers at the Memorial Centre in Potocari during an interfaith delegation
Muslim and Jewish Faith Leaders Travel Together to Learn the Lessons of Srebrenica Genocide
A group of senior Jewish and Muslim faith leaders have taken part in an interfaith “Lessons from Srebrenica” delegation this week to learn how lessons from the worst atrocity on European soil since World War Two can be used in communities across the UK to help create a better, safer and stronger society. The senior […]
Today almost 90 % of the victims of the #Srebrenica genocide have been identified. Irrefutable evidence of their identity also helped secure the rights to justice of many female survivors. ICMP receives voluntary donations for its work.
#DNADay19 20 years ago in 1999 @ICMP made a revolutionary decision to apply the use of forensic genetics to large scale #missingpersons cases following conflict and human rights abuses - the result exceeded our expectations.
Our thoughts are with all those who have been affected by the tragic events in Sri Lanka. These reprehensible acts, committed by those who are driven by hatred, aim to create fear & division in communities. We must stand together in solidarity & show that they will never succeed.