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Thousands march to mark Srebrenica genocide anniversary

Thousands march to mark Srebrenica genocide anniversary

  • Annual march covers a 100-kilometer (62-mile) route to Srebrenica from the village of Nezuk, where the first survivors arrived
  • Bosnian Serb forces captured Srebrenica — a UN protected enclave at the time — on July 11, 1995, and killed 8,000 Muslim men and boys
By AFP ·
UN peacekeeping on 75th anniversary: Successes, failures and many challenges

UN peacekeeping on 75th anniversary: Successes, failures and many challenges

By AP ·
Dutch PM Mark Rutte apologizes to Srebrenica peacekeeping veterans

Dutch PM Mark Rutte apologizes to Srebrenica peacekeeping veterans

By AFP ·
EU making efforts to amend Bosnian genocide denial law implemented by Austrian diplomat

EU making efforts to amend Bosnian genocide denial law implemented by Austrian diplomat

By Arab News ·
‘Butcher of Bosnia’ personally led Srebrenica massacre, prosecutors say

‘Butcher of Bosnia’ personally led Srebrenica massacre, prosecutors say

By AFP ·
Srebrenica massacre, 25 years on Muslims still face Serb denial

Srebrenica massacre, 25 years on Muslims still face Serb denial

By AFP ·
Muslim World League Secretary-General Al-Issa calls for lessons of Srebrenica to be learnt photos

Muslim World League Secretary-General Al-Issa calls for lessons of Srebrenica to be learnt

By Arab News ·
Dutch court cuts state’s liability for Srebrenica deaths photos

Dutch court cuts state’s liability for Srebrenica deaths

By AFP ·
Thousands in Bosnia march in memory of Srebrenica massacre

Thousands in Bosnia march in memory of Srebrenica massacre

By AP ·
Srebrenica’s Muslim defender acquitted of crimes against Serbs

Srebrenica’s Muslim defender acquitted of crimes against Serbs

By Reuters ·

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