Justice for Srebrenica’s Dead
Fifteen years ago, Serb soldiers overran the Bosnian town of Srebrenica – despite its status as a “safe area” under UN protection – and proceeded to expel the town’s people and execute 7,600 captives. Out of this massacre, however, have come significant achievements in the cause of international justice.
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THE HAGUE – In 1993, atrocities committed against Slavic Muslims near the Bosnian silver-mining town of Srebrenica catalyzed demands to establish a tribunal to try political and military leaders accused of war crimes in the former Yugoslavia.