Genocide is now being committed against the Rohingya Muslim minority by the Myanmar government. The Rohingya – numbering around one million – are a long-persecuted minority in Myanmar.

Bosnian officials and diplomats are being kept busy these days, fending off attacks on their country as a jihadist hub in the middle of Europe.

The Czech President was the latest to weigh on in this hot theme, as BIRN reported this week.

Especially after the former prime minister of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, became the president of Serbia, who around 20 years ago to the counsel of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Aleksandar Vučić stated, “For every one Serbian killed, 100 muslims will be killed because of that and we will see if anyone can attack Serbia...” The future generations around the whole world have to stand against all of this hate, so that genocide and the Holocaust never happens again.

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.