The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs of the UK Parliament, Alicia Kearns, reacted.
“This is deeply disturbing, the memory center for genocide is unfortunately constant protection.
I remember the visits and testimony as two people who speak Serbian last cars by shouting insults and then threw bottles with urine inside the memorial and the people who took their respects.
This is Deeply Upsetting, The Genocide Memorial Center Sadly Needs Continued Protection.
I Remember Visiting, and Witnessing Two Serbian-Speaking Men Drive Past, Screaming Insults and Thy Then Threw Bottles with Urine Inside At The Memorial Site and People Commemorating At It. https://t.co/mymgxv7sra
– Alicia Kearns MP (@aliciakearns) March 7, 2025
We remind you, from MC Srebrenica, that this decision was adopted by the inability to ensure adequate security guarantees, associates, guests and visitors, and all-inclusive circumstances and a state-focused against state institutions from rebellious groups based in Banja Luka.
“The safety of all involved must be in the first place, and the Center will remain whether the situation is stabilized, in order to maintain the continuity of the house, if it will be temporary, while the conditions for re-return to regular activities. Also, all the activities we can implement in Sarajevo The locations will continue, including the planned conference for 11.3. We express our gratitude to all visitors in understanding and patience. Our mission remains unchanged by genocide and education of peace, tolerance and human rights, “they stated in their statement.”
They added that the decision on reopening the memorial center will be adopted depending on the development of the security situation and after the competent authorities provide the necessary guarantees for the safety of all involved.
“Also, for her, we will request SIPA, OHR and EUFOR. But I will not agree to our safety, which is still carefully nurturing the tradition of all that can take all citizens in every step of this country, starting from Srebrenice, “they rated in their statement.
(Vijesti.ba)
