Articles & Publications

Letter to the World

Reisu-l-ulema Husein ef. Kavazović

The United Nations General Assembly Resolution on Srebrenica and the Struggle Against Genocide Denial

Ben Gerstein and Hikmet Karčić

The Balkan Roots of the Far Right’s “Great Replacement” Theory

Jasmin Mujanović

A Shared Desire: Regional Efforts to Prevent Genocide

Gabriela Ghindea

Muslims, Genocide, and Healing?

Mehnaz M. Afridi

Examining the Benchmarks by Which to Evaluate the ICTY’s Legacy and Lessons for the Future

Jennifer Trahan

Srebrenica Genocide Denial: From Dodik to TikTok

Hikmet Karčić

Has the World Learned From Its Failures at Srebrenica?

The Four Stages of Bosnian Genocide Denial

25 Years After Srebrenica, Genocide Denial Is Pervasive. It Can No Longer Go Unchallenged

Edina Bećirević

Life After Death: A View From Serbia

Nenad Dimitrijević

To Deny the Facts of the Horrors of Srebrenica Is Contemptible and Dangerous: Concrete Recommendations to Counter Such Denial

Left-Wing Denial of the Bosnian Genocide

Marko Atilla Hoare

The Second War: Journalism and the Protection of the Memory of Genocide From the Forces of Denial

Genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the International Courts

Sir Geoffrey Nice

Lessons From Srebrenica: What Use is the Law?

Alexandra Lily Kather

Remembering Crimes Committed in Our Name

Nenad Dimitrijević

Approaching Srebrenica from the Perspective of the Holocaust: A Framework

Blurring Reality: Denial of Genocide in Srebrenica

The Never-Ending Mission: The Search for Missing Persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Hikmet Karčić

Amanpour: The Srebrenica genocide was a defining moment

Christiane Amanpour