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Where are the Remains of our Children? Peaceful Protests of Women of Srebrenica

Published: August 12, 2015
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[wzslider autoplay=”true”]As on the 11th of each month, members of the Association of Citizens “Women of Srebrenica” organized a peaceful protest in Tuzla to remind local and international officials that all of those who are guilty for Srebrenica genocide haven’t been processed yet, as well as that all the victims of the biggest crime in Europe since World War II, have not been found, buried nor found their piece.

The sad column of Srebrenica woman walked through the city, from Pannonian lakes to “Skver”, and stopped at the Square of the victims of Srebrenica genocide next to the City fountain.

Many citizens of Tuzla joined them this time, as well as a large group of high school students from Tuzla.

Protests of the Association “Mothers of Srebrenica” in Tuzla are lasting constantly since 1997. They emphasized that, as the time passes by, there is less and less of them, and that justice is not coming for those murdered and missing from Srebrenica genocide and their families.

 

(Source: klix.ba)

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