Goraždani Zaboravili Srpske Zločine, Nisu Zahvalni Braniteljima Grada

Ratni tenk, koji je tijekom opsade Goraždanske enklave pripadao četničkoj Vojsci Republike Srpske, stoji na svom položaju iznad Goražda. Sa ovog mjesta, sa pogledom na sami centar Bošnjačkog grada Goražda, Srbi su granatirali grad i ubijali Bošnjačke civile – žene, djecu, starije, iznemogle. (Fotografija: Elvis Barukčić, 25 februara 2007).

Ratni tenk, koji je tijekom opsade Goraždanske enklave pripadao četničkoj Vojsci Republike Srpske, stoji na svom položaju iznad Goražda. Sa ovog mjesta, sa pogledom na sami centar Bošnjačkog grada Goražda, Srbi su granatirali grad i ubijali Bošnjačke civile – žene, djecu, starije, iznemogle. (Fotografija: Elvis Barukčić, 25 februara 2007).

GORAŽDE: 4000 UBIJENIH TIJEKOM OPSADE ENKLAVE

Fena — Na današnji dan prije 21 godinu u 7 sati i 45 minuta na Goražde su pale prve granate koje su označile početak agresije na jedini preostali slobodni grad u ovom dijelu BiH. Bio je to početak potpune opsade Goražda, duge 1.336 dana, u kojoj je stradalo više od 4. 000 osoba, uglavnom civila. Continue reading

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U Vlasenici Ubijeno 2,643 Bošnjaka tijekom Genocida u Istočnoj Bosni 1992

Dženaza za 11 novo-identifikovanih žrtava Genocida u Vlasenici.

Dženaza za 11 novo-identifikovanih žrtava Genocida u Vlasenici.

Ukop vlaseničkih žrtava: Meho Sinanović ubijen na 17. rođendan

Iza Mehe Sinanovića, jedne od najmlađih 11 žrtava koje će danas biti ukopane na mezarju Rakita u Vlasenici, nije ostala ni fotografija, a kako su novinaru agencije Anadolija kazali njegovi najbliži, ubijen je na svoj 17. rođendan. Continue reading

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Etničko Čišćenje: Ispovijest Silovane Bošnjačke djevojčice

Bosnian Genocide, Mass rape victims.U potresnoj ispovijesti, datoj i Udruženju “Žena – žrtva rata”, djevojka koja je u vrijeme kada su se zločinci iživljavali na njoj imala tek 16 godina, spominje i ime vladike Vasilije Kačavende.

Riječ je o djevojci čije svjedočenje o zločinima na području dobojske općine je sastavni dio optužnice protiv Predraga Kujundžića Prede, zloglasnog vođe “Predinih vukova” kojem se trenutno sudi na Sudu BiH. Continue reading

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Serbian UN Debate “Role of International Criminal Justice in Reconciliation”

Serbian-organized UN Debate entitled
“Role of International Criminal Justice in Reconciliation” is a thinly veiled Serbian propaganda

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Judge Theodor Meron Criticizes Serbian-Organized UN Debate

RFEL/RL (April 4, 2013)– The president of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has criticized a scheduled Serbian-organized UN debate on the tribunal, saying it “poses questions in terms of fundamental respect for the rule of law.”

Judge Theodor Meron said, “It is not a [debate] in which my participation would make any significant contribution to the norms which I hold dear.”

Vuk Jeremic, the Serbian president of the UN General Assembly, scheduled the April 10 debate about Continue reading

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Montenegrin Sentenced to 45 Years for Inflicting Terror During Siege of Sarajevo

In this screen grab taken from video, provided by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Veselin Vlahovic, during his sentencing in court, in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Friday, March 29, 2013. A court in Bosnia on Friday convicted a Montenegrin man of multiple counts of murder, torture, rape and looting during Bosnia's 1992-95 war, and sentenced him to 45 years in prison — the highest sentence ever issued in the country. Judge Zoran Bozic said that Veselin Vlahovic, killed 31 people, raped a number of Bosniak and Croat women and tortured and robbed non-Serb residents of a Sarajevo suburb while fighting for the Bosnian Serbs. Among other crimes, the judge described how Vlahovic cut the throats of two brothers in front of their mother, then killed her and raped the men's wives. (Photo: Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina)

In this screen grab taken from video, provided by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Veselin Vlahovic, during his sentencing in court, in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Friday, March 29, 2013. A court in Bosnia on Friday convicted a Montenegrin man of multiple counts of murder, torture, rape and looting during Bosnia’s 1992-95 war, and sentenced him to 45 years in prison — the highest sentence ever issued in the country. Judge Zoran Bozic said that Veselin Vlahovic, killed 31 people, raped a number of Bosniak and Croat women and tortured and robbed non-Serb residents of a Sarajevo suburb while fighting for the Bosnian Serbs. Among other crimes, the judge described how Vlahovic cut the throats of two brothers in front of their mother, then killed her and raped the men’s wives. (Photo: Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Veselin “Batko” Vlahovic has been jailed for 45 years for inflicting a reign of terror on Sarajevo civilians while fighting for Serbs. Vlahovic was the commander of a paramilitary unit that went from house to house looking for Muslims and Catholics, then looted their homes, tortured and often killed entire families.

Bosnian Serbs, backed by the Serb-led Yugoslav army, launched an “ethnic cleansing” campaign in April 1992 in which thousands of Bosniaks and Croats were killed, held captive or driven from their homes. Within months Serb forces had captured almost three-quarters of Bosnia and encircled its capital Sarajevo, where more than 10,000 people died in a 3-1/2-year siege. Continue reading

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Izetbegović: ‘Čuvajte i očuvajte svoju naciju i ime BOŠNJAK’

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Bosnian Genocide, 8000 Executed in Srebrenica: International Tribunal Facts & Evidence

SURVIVORS ↓

A 11 July 1995 file photo shows an elderly Bosniak woman and her husband getting treatment for injuries inflicted on them by Serb military forces as they fled Srebrenica after it was overrun by Bosnian Serb forces. The man on the right died shortly after the picture was taken. During the Srebrenica genocide, Serb forces rounded up and killed 8,000 Bosniak men and boys, and expelled thousands of women after abusing and raping many of them. Source: (Getty Images)

A 11 July 1995 file photo shows an elderly Bosniak woman and her husband getting treatment for injuries inflicted on them by Serb military forces as they fled Srebrenica after it was overrun by Bosnian Serb forces. The man on the right died shortly after the picture was taken. During the Srebrenica genocide, Serb forces rounded up and killed 8,000 Bosniak men and boys, and expelled thousands of women after abusing and raping many of them. Source: (Getty Images)

VICTIMS ↓

Forensic anthropologists Ewa Klonowski (right) and Piotr Drukier examine the partially preserved hands of a teenage Bosniak boy found in a Srebrenica mass grave. In July 1995, Serb forces overran the UN-protected ‘safe haven’ of Srebrenica and summarily executed 8,000 Bosniak men and boys. Photo Credits: Sara Terry.

Forensic anthropologists Ewa Klonowski (right) and Piotr Drukier examine the partially preserved hands of a teenage Bosniak boy found in a Srebrenica mass grave. In July 1995, Serb forces overran the UN-protected ‘safe haven’ of Srebrenica and summarily executed 8,000 Bosniak men and boys. Photo Credits: Sara Terry.

BACKGROUND (SIEGE OF SREBRENICA): More than three years before the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, Bosnian Serb nationalists – with the logistical, moral and financial support of Serbia and the Yugoslav People’s Army – destroyed 296 predominantly Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) villages in the region around Srebrenica [in Eastern Bosnia], forcibly uprooting some 70,000 Bosniaks from their homes and systematically massacring at least 3,166 Bosniaks (documented deaths) including many women, children and the elderly. It was these massacres that should have alerted the international community to the prospect of genocide when the United Nations-protected enclave eventually fell to Bosnian Serb forces commanded by General Ratko Mladic three years later, in July 1995. (Excerpt from ‘Prelude to Srebrenica’ by Daniel Toljaga, Bosnian Institute, UK.)

According to the trial judgment of Naser Orić, during the Siege of Srebrenica,

“Between April 1992 and March 1993, Srebrenica town and the villages in the area held by Bosnian Muslims [Bosniaks] were constantly subjected to Serb military assaults, including artillery attacks, sniper fire, as well as occasional bombing from aircrafts.

Each onslaught followed a similar pattern. Serb soldiers and paramilitaries surrounded a Bosnian Muslim village or hamlet, called upon the population to surrender their weapons, and then began with indiscriminate shelling and shooting. In most cases, they then entered the village or hamlet, expelled or killed the population, who offered no significant resistance, and destroyed their homes.

During this period, Srebrenica was subjected to indiscriminate shelling from all directions on a daily basis. Potočari in particular was a daily target for Serb artillery and infantry because it was a sensitive point in the defence line around Srebrenica. Other Bosnian Muslim settlements were routinely attacked as well. All this resulted in a great number of refugees and casualties.”

FACTS ABOUT SREBRENICA

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There is a multitude of evidence publicly available that proves that Bosnian Serb and other forces executed 7,000 to 8,000 Bosnian Muslim prisoners from Srebrenica in one week in July 1995. Despite this, there are still many people in Serbia and Montenegro who try to deny the full enormity of the crime that Bosnian Serb military, police and other forces (including, allegedly, forces from Serbia) committed. They argue that the actual number of dead is exaggerated, that ‘only’ around 2,000 died. They also argue that most of these 2,000 dead were casualties of war—Bosnian Muslim soldiers killed in battle. Some who are even bolder, claim that it was a ‘crime of passion’—revenge for all those Serbs killed in the villages around Srebrenica. Still others claim that what happened at Srebrenica was not genocide. The Tribunal has proved beyond a reasonable doubt that each of these claims is wrong. Continue reading

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