Srebrenica Resolution Ready for Approval by Countries
Genocide in Srebrenica: A Call for Justice
Between 1992 and 1995, a heinous crime of genocide was committed right in the heart of Europe. The massacre carried out by the Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina has sparked international outrage and is now being brought to the forefront of the world stage.
Germany and Rwanda, two countries with a history of genocide, have taken the lead in addressing the atrocities in Srebrenica. They have drafted a resolution requesting that July 11 be declared as the ‘International Srebrenica Genocide Remembrance Day’. This initiative aims to honor the memory of the victims and ensure that such a tragedy never happens again.
For the Bosnian people, justice is paramount. They are determined to fight for their loved ones who fell victim to the genocide. The upcoming UN bill, which seeks to prevent the denial of the genocide by the Serbs, is a crucial step towards holding the perpetrators accountable.
However, the road to justice is not without its challenges. The Serbs have rejected the draft resolution, claiming it was handled unilaterally. Despite their objections, the Bosnians believe that it is an opportunity for the Serbs to come to terms with their past and acknowledge the truth.
The bill will soon be presented to the UN General Assembly for a crucial vote on May 23. The international community must stand together in solidarity with the victims of the Srebrenica genocide and ensure that justice prevails. It is time to acknowledge the past and pave the way for a more peaceful and just future.
