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11th July
Srebrenica Memorial Day
Paying tribute to the victims of the Genocide, sending a clear message to future
generations to say ‘Never Again’.
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"By remembering the pain of the past and learning its lessons, we can together
resolve that it must never happen again. This is why the work of organisations
such as Remembering Srebrenica is so vitally important."
His MajestyKing Charles III

“The lesson of Srebrenica is that the stirring up of hatred and discrimination
is always wrong, and if left unchecked, can lead to terrible evil. So, we should
all, wherever we live in the world, work for understanding and tolerance between
all peoples. That is the message of the ‘Remembering Srebrenica’ initiative, and
I warmly commend them for their valuable work.”
Her Royal HighnessThe Princess Royal

"Many perpetrators have still not been held to account and there are those who
would prefer to forget or deny the enormity of what took place. We must not
allow that to happen. We owe it to the victims and to future generations to
remember Srebrenica and to ensure it never happens again."
Boris JohnsonFormer Prime Minister

"The work of Remembering Srebrenica serves as a fitting reminder of the
importance of everyone in society recognising our shared responsibility to
ensure that diversity is celebrated and protected. Everyone, regardless of their
race, faith or nationality, should feel safe and be safe in their own
communities."
Nicola SturgeonFirst Minister of Scotland

"Let’s use Srebrenica Memorial Day and the memory of Srebrenica to not only
remember those we have lost but to educate our future generations, bring our
communities together and renew our efforts to tackle hatred and prejudice
wherever they lie."
Sir Keir Starmer MPLeader of the Opposition


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REMEMBERING SREBRENICA




FIFTY YEARS AFTER THE WORLD SAID “NEVER AGAIN” TO THE HORRORS OF THE HOLOCAUST,
GENOCIDE TOOK PLACE ON EUROPEAN SOIL.

The name Srebrenica has become synonymous with those dark days in July 1995
when, in the first ever United Nations declared safe area, thousands of men and
boys were systematically murdered and buried in mass graves. The victims, who
were Muslim, were selected for death on the basis of their identity. This was
the worst atrocity on European soil since the Second World War.

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victims and survivors of the genocide.
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RECENT NEWS




27TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SREBRENICA GENOCIDE MARKED BY UK NATIONAL SREBRENICA
MEMORIAL RECEPTION AT THE FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

The Minister of State for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office,
Graham Stuart MP hosted a reception in the Locarno Suite on Wednesday 13th July

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13/07/2022


27TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SREBRENICA GENOCIDE MARKED BY UK NATIONAL SREBRENICA
MEMORIAL PARLIAMENTARY RECEPTION

The Speaker of the House of Commons, the Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP hosted a
reception at Speaker’s House on Tuesday 12th July to

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12/07/2022


BELFAST CITY COUNCIL MARKS SREBRENICA MEMORIAL WEEK

Belfast City Hall will be lit up in green and white on the evening of Tuesday
5th July to commemorate the 1995 Srebrenica genocide.  Green

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23/06/2022


REMEMBERING SREBRENICA UK HONOURED BY SURVIVORS OF GENOCIDE AND CRIMES AGAINST
HUMANITY

Remembering Srebrenica UK’s eight English regional boards and three country
boards in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as well as Community Champions
were awarded by

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30/03/2022
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LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST



“Untold Killing” Season 1 explores the narrative of what transpired in July of
1995 where more than 8,000 Bosniak-Muslims were brutally massacred in the
Srebrenica genocide. The podcast series covers months of detailed research,
production, and interviews, both in the United Kingdom and Bosnia, where the
brutal atrocity took place. Genocide survivors, academics, experts, and
individuals from the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
(ICTY) all lend their voices and expertise to the podcast. Untold Killing has
also won a Platinum AVA Digital Award for Audio/Radio Production for Season 1.

 

“Untold Killing” Season 2 explores how at the beginning of 1992, from April to
September, more than 3,000 innocent people were systematically killed and
tortured in the municipality of Prijedor and over 30,000 detained in
concentration camps. Season 2 tells the harrowing story of the war crimes
committed where innocent men, women, children and the elderly were detained in
concentration camps such as Trnopolje, Keraterm and Omarska. Their testimonies
are a reminder of how a peaceful society became hell on earth. It’s a story of
torture, injustice and how the world reacted after The Guardian published it’s
story about the persecution and killings in the concentration camps echoing that
we have failed the promise of “Never Again.”

‘Untold Killing’ Season 1 marks the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica
genocide. 

“Untold Killing” Season 2 marks the 30th anniversary of the crimes committed in
Prijedor. 


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Our podcast ‘Untold Killing’ won two awards at the ARIAS 2021. The podcast won
Bronze in the Impact Award and Silver in the Best Commercial Partnership
categories. Known as the Oscars of podcasting, the recognition has helped
Remembering Srebrenica and our partners at Message Heard raise awareness of the
lessons of Srebrenica to almost 100,000 people and enable survivors to tell the
story of Srebrenica in their own words through an intimate method of
broadcasting during a difficult year.




SURVIVOR STORIES



Genocide Survivors stand at the heart of the work we do here at Remembering
Srebrenica.


HATIDŽA MEHMEDOVIĆ – A MOTHER'S LEGACY

Hatidža Mehmedović was born in the area surrounding Srebrenica in 1952. Before
the genocide, she lived her entire life in Srebrenica, where she had married

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26/11/2020


JASMIN JUSUF JUSUFOVIĆ

At dawn, that July 8th, it was thundering somewhere in the woods loud enough to
wake us. That is when I moved to my shelter,

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08/07/2020


ALMINA BEŠIĆ

I have no token from the war, nothing really that I took as a refugee when we
left our home, nor when we left our

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08/07/2020


SENADIN SELIMIĆ

My mother Mejrema, an 87-year-old lady, has spent her whole her life caring and
worrying about the four of us; my two older sisters, Zerina

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08/07/2020
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WHAT WE DO


 * Our Survivors
 * Our Supporters
 * Our Impact

We are grateful to all our genocide survivors who dedicate so much of their time
and commitment to providing their valuable advice, speaking at memorial events
across the UK, sharing their stories to inspire others to reject hatred and help
build a better, stronger and more cohesive society for everyone. If you would
like to add your story to our growing list, please get in touch.

Read Survivor Stories

None of our achievements would be possible without the support and the hard
work, dedication and commitment of our 8 Regional Boards, 3 National Boards and
1,450 Community Champions. The chairs of our boards, their board members and our
1,450 Community Champions give up their time in a voluntary capacity to help
tackle hatred and build cohesive communities.

Organise a Community Action

In the last eight years, Remembering Srebrenica has educated 130,000 young
people on the lessons from Srebrenica, enables each year over 1,800 community
actions in schools, local authorities, places of worship, community centres,
prisons and police forces right across the UK and has created 1,450 Community
Champions who pledge to stand up to hatred and intolerance in their communities.

Our Impact


OUR EVENTS




UK NATIONAL SREBRENICA MEMORIAL DAY COMMEMORATION 2020

  The UK’s National Srebrenica Memorial Day Commemoration took place online and
was broadcast on Al Jazeera, Face TV, Hyatt TV and the Islam Channel, reaching
millions

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05/07/2020


SREBRENICA MEMORIAL WEEK EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES 2020

Over 1,200 memorial community action events and activities will be taking place
in schools, local authorities, faith institutions, police forces etc as well as
numerous

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04/07/2020


REMEMBERING SREBRENICA'S 2020 THEME: EVERY ACTION MATTERS

Every year, Remembering Srebrenica UK selects a theme that reflects an aspect of
the genocide that must be commemorated, but also speaks to communities here

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11/02/2020


GLOUCESTERSHIRE'S SECOND "WE ARE ONE" AWARDS CELEBRATES EVERYDAY UPSTANDERS

On 14 October, Gloucestershire held its second ‘We Are One’ Awards ceremony,
which recognised the amazing work of everyday upstanders who challenge
prejudice, build community cohesion, protect

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18/10/2019
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boys were systematically murdered and buried in mass graves.

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