Reaction on the award of Nobel Prize to Peter Handke, The notorious denier of Serbian Genocide in Bosnia
he victims of Genocide in Bosnia well survive this insult from the Noble Prize, but the Nobel Prize will not recover form this shameful act before decent, truth loving, peace promoting and heart feeling people...
War crime
Former Bosnian Serb soldier Zeljko Novakovic will be tried for crimes against humanity for participating in the murders, torture and persecution of Bosniak civilians in villages in the Bosanski Novi area in 1992.
The prosecutor told the Bosnian state court in his closing statement on Thursday that Radomir Susnjar, alias Lalco, should be given the maximum possible prison sentence for his participation in the murder of 57 civilians in a house in Pionirska Street in Visegrad in June 1992.
The Humanity of a Bosniak Muslim Doctor in New York
The toddler's father, in panic, sobs and tears, sees that the child has rolled his eyes, parted with this the world, cries to the doctor: "Let him go! Let him go."
Muslim civil rights group asks for public’s help in identifying white male suspect who shouted Islamophobic slurs
According to Rashad Mohamed Benantar, while he was at the Crossings of Colonie playground yesterday with his young nephews and one-month-old son, a white man approached his nephews. The man allegedly began to shout Islamophobic, xenophobic and racist comments such as “your prophet is a dog” and “this is a Christian country” at the children.
An exhibition titled “Breaking Free”, hosted by the “Forgotten Children of War” association – focusing on the stigmatized children of the 1992-5 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina – will open at the Cultural Centre in Srebrenica, in eastern Bosnia, on Saturday.
“The pace of prosecutions is too slow, the conviction rate is too low and what the prosecutor’s office had promised to do in terms of transferring some of those cases to the entity-level and Brcko District courts, has not been done in accordance with the agreement that they made,” he said.
La riconciliazione è basata su tre cose fondamentali: verità, giustizia e confessione. Perché le vittime del genocidio possano perdonare i responsabili del genocidio, essi devono venire e dire: ho fatto un errore, mi dispiace, chiedo perdono e mi impegno a non ripeterlo mai più in futuro. In Bosnia Erzegovina, riguardo al genocidio in Srebrenica, non c’è stata “guarigione”.