Bosnian Genocide Witness Advocates for Justice in Gaza and Srebrenica
Kada Hotiç: A Voice for Justice for Srebrenica Genocide and Palestine
Kada Hotiç is a remarkable woman. As the mother of a martyr and the closest witness to the crime of genocide in Srebrenica, she has dedicated most of her 79 years to the legal struggle for her relatives who were lost to the genocide. Aunt Kada lost 56 of her family members, including her husband and son, to the brutal genocide committed by the Serbs.
Despite the tragic loss and unimaginable suffering, Kada Hotiç has been a powerful voice for justice. She has tirelessly called out to the world about the genocide in Srebrenica, ensuring that the world does not forget the horrific events that took place.
In a recent interview with TRT Haber, Aunt Kada expressed her disappointment with the events happening in Palestine today. Drawing from her own experiences, she emphasized the importance of justice and called for the war crime committed in Palestine to be recognized as genocide. She stressed that the International Court of Justice must intervene and judge war crimes and war criminals, echoing the need for justice to be served.
As a witness of the Srebrenica genocide, Kada Hotiç directed her plea to the judges of the court of justice, highlighting the universal impact of war on humanity. She stressed that the grieving people must defend their rights, urging all Palestinians to come together in their fight for justice and defend their rights themselves.
Kada Hotiç, alongside the association of mothers of Srebrenica martyrs, has been instrumental in raising awareness about the war crimes committed. Her unwavering dedication and steadfast commitment to fighting for justice serve as an inspiration to many.
As she continues her tireless efforts for justice, Kada Hotiç stands as a symbol of strength, resilience, and unwavering determination in the face of unimaginable adversity. Her advocacy for justice not only reflects the ongoing struggle for accountability in Srebrenica but also highlights the urgent need for justice in Palestine.
