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REMEMBERING SREBRENICA
Canada's Bosnian community yesterday marked the fifteenth anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, the worst act of violence in Europe since the Second World War. We'll hear how they remembered the victims and what they're doing to get the Canadian government to recognize the massacre of over 8-thousand men and boys, as genocide.
Photo: Members of Canada's Bosnian community march in Toronto on Saturday, July 10, to commemorate the 15th anniversary of Srebrenica massacre and to call on the Canadian government to recognize it as genocide. Photo by FACE Photography (www.facephotography.ca).
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16 July 2010 - 01:34
I want to say to all of you that we remember, and that we must remember, always. We must remember,not in a spirit of vengeance, but in a spirit of humanity and of justice. The courts cannot bring back the dead. But human justice can bring balm to the wounds.
Sent by Faruk Bajric, toronto, Canada
13 July 2010 - 22:01
It was an incredible event and weekend, one that will live on in my heart.
Sent by Suzana Vukic, Montreal, Canada
13 July 2010 - 12:56
Thanks to everyone who took part in organizing and attending any of the three menifestations commemorating the Srebrenica Genocide. Thanks Radio Canada International for covering the story. I hope your next story is about Canada passing a resolution confirming Genocide in Srebrenica. Thanks.
Sent by Senad Alicehajic, Windsor,
13 July 2010 - 11:10
I am very proud of you all.
Sent by Zijad Burgic, Mississauga, Canada
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