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Home Primary In the Media - 2015 April – June 2015

April – June 2015

Northampton mosque holds memorial service to mark 20th anniversary of Srebrenica

Northampton Chronicle, June 2015

Leading Scots humanitarian: ‘Failing to intervene in Syria is not the right answer’

Sunday Herald, June 2015

Yusuf Islam composes song for Remembering Srebrenica

Radio Sarajevo, June 2015 (Google translate needed)

Twenty years after the Bosnian massacre at Srebrenica, the bereaved still fight for justice

London Evening Standard, June 2015

Yusuf islam composes instrumental for Remembering Srebrenica

N1, June 2015 (Google translate needed)

How Genocide Can Happen on Our Ordinary Streets

Huffington Post, June 2015

Remembering Srebrenica debate

BBC News, June 2015

Emotional visit to site where more than 8,000 massacred for city delegation

Birmingham Mail, June 2015

Bosnian war inspires Darlington soldier to campaign for tolerance

Northern Echo, June 2015

The product of Bosnia’s fighting and ethnic cleansing is political stasis, corruption and disillusionment

The National, June 2015

The bereaved mother in Srebrenica who still hopes her son will come home

Daily Telegraph, June 2015

Anniversary of Genocide – Col Bob Stewart DSO MP

Tribune, June 2015

Remembering Srebrenica – UK delegates visit Bosnia

Asian World News, June 2015

Dr Waqar Azmi talks to Ray Khan about life and Srebrenica

Mera Safar – BBC Asian Network (conversation in Urdu, starts 1hr 18 mins), June 2015

Aid workers are heroes too

The Scotsman, May 2015

Robert McNeil: The art and science of bearing witness to war

The Herald, May 2015

Northamptonshire school participates in 8-3-7-2 Tournament

BBC Radio Northampton, June 2015 (starts at 46 mins 30 secs)

Plans to mark genocide of Muslims at Srebrenica

The Scotsman, May 2015

South Wales police officer who helped track down Europe’s notorious war criminals

Western Mail/Wales Online, May 2015

Srebrenica visit for UK Muslim soldiers

BBC World Service, May 2015 – starts at 8 mins.

UK Muslim soldiers visit Srebrenica

BBC Asian Network, May 2015 – starts at 16 mins.

Calling all Bosnians in Scotland

BBC Radio Scotland, May 2015 – starts at 2 hours 40 mins.

Srebrenica: British Muslim soldiers visit graves

BBC Online, May 2015

Call to Bosnians in Scotland ahead of commemoration: ‘Gdje si ti?’

Ross-shire Journal, May 2015

Birmingham soldier haunted by Bosnia conflict

Birmingham Mail, May 2015

East Ham student visits genocide site

Newham Recorder, May 2015

Poignant event remembers genocide

Worcester Observer, May 2015

Footy star acts for Srebrenica

Malvern Observer, May 2015

Multi-faith forum holds Srebrenica talk

Barnet & Potters Bar Times, May 2015

Bosnian soccer star calls on Leicester schools to sign up

Leicester Mercury, May 2015

Schools in South Yorkshire urged to sign up for tournament

The Epworth Bells & Crowle Advertiser, May 2015

Bradford to fly special flag for Srebrenica

Bradford Telegraph & Argus, May 2015

Equality champion calls on people to see Worcester exhibition

Malvern Gazette, May 2015

War crime is remembered at the Hive

Worcester News, May 2015

South Yorkshire schools urged to sign up for tournament

Sheffield Star, May 2015

Soccer star’s goal is to beat intolerance

Liverpool Echo, May 2015

Begovic urges school children to join tournament

Sarajevo Times, May 2015

Genocide exhibition will show full horror

Evesham Journal, May 2015

Stoke City star calls on Worcester kids to play in tournament

Worcester News, April 2015

Premier League star calls on children to play in tournament

Worksop Guardian, April 2015

Strike out hatred says Stoke City keeper

Staffordshire Newsletter, April 2015

Isabel’s anguish at Bosnia horror

Courtesy of Shropshire Star, April 2015

Welsh Assembly members visit Srebrenica

South Wales Evening Post, April 2015

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