At a public gathering in Bratunac on July 7, he told the Bosniak returnees in Podrinje that they "returned after the war to occupy the Drina again". Such a dehumanizing statement again offended the surviving victims of genocide. According to Milorad Dodik, the Bosniaks,

We remember over 8,372 innocent Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys who were systematically separated from their mothers, sisters and grandmothers and slaughtered within a five day period - the youngest victim being a newborn baby who in 2013, was buried next to her father, also a victim of the genocide.

The youngest victim among those who were buried was Damir Suljic, who was 15 when he was killed in July 1995 after the Bosnian Serb Army overran the UN-protected ‘safe area’ of Srebrenica and subsequently executed some 8,000 Bosniak men and boys.

Suljic was buried next to his father, grandfather and uncle, who were also killed in the massacres, Anadolu news agency reported.

On the occasion of the 22nd anniversary of the genocide in the "UN protected area" Srebrenica, Mayor of Hamilton, Fred Eisenberger, on the proposal of Councillor Maria Pearson, declared July 11th the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Genocide against the Bosniaks of Srebrenica.

With an aim to raise awareness to the American and Canadian public about the worst genocide in Europe since the Holocaust, all citizens are invited and welcomed. The people of Bosnia as well as IGC and CNAB thank the American and Canadian legislative and executive bodies for the adoption of several resolutions on the Genocide in Srebrenica.

My faith is not the knife! My faith is not terror. My Allah is Loving and Merciful! My faith is common sense and a warm word. But how am I going to explain it to my neighbors in Europe? After the Manchester and London attacks, they have no will to listen to me anymore. They don't buy my faith's stories of love; they don't care about my faith's beautiful narratives.

This letter is long overdue. Sorry, I was scared to write you. Indeed, I was wordless. I was dumb. My whole body was frozen. I couldn't walk. I couldn't talk. I couldn't do anything but think of what happened the other day in London. How're you doing? Are you scared like me? I wanted to tell you not to be scared, but caught myself in an additional fear. I was afraid you would think of me as a hypocrite if I tell you so.

The Serbian Republic, when in Prijedor on May 31st, 1992, issued an order via local radio that the non-Serb population mark their houses with white flags or sheets, as well as wrapping white tape on their right hand before leaving their houses. This extremely humiliating act was confirmed by members of the European observation mission, which in August 1992 in the area of Prijedor noticed a white flag on the Bosniak and Croatian homes, so they can be distinguished from the Serbian houses.