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Tuzla: Peaceful Protests of “Women of Srebrenica”

Published: August 11, 2014
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women of srebrenicaTomorrow, in the organization of Association of Citizens ‘Women of Srebrenica’, the peaceful protests will be organized. Apart from members of the Association, other citizens from Tuzla and other cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina will join as well.

It was announced from the Association they will, like every 11th of the month, gather on Ping in Tuzla at 12:00 o’clock. From that place, the peaceful protest will go to the town fountain and then continue to the square of Srebrenica genocide victims.

They remind that peaceful protests  are organized to commemorate the 11th  July 1995, when the biggest genocide in Europe since World War II took place.

“11th July this year marks 19 years since the commitment of genocide, which was done by the JNA military and the RS police. Criminals are still free and they move on the territory of Serbia, Montenegro and Republic of Srpska. Unfortunately, secondary graves have not been exhumed yet because many areas have not been cleared of mines” was announced from the Association.

 

(Source: Fena/ photo oslobodjenje)

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