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Join us on Friday, 3 July 2026 at the University of Glasgow Peace Garden as we come together to commemorate Srebrenica Memorial Day.
We’ll be planting Bosnian Lilies — a living symbol of remembrance, peace, and unity. https://t.co/sEaZ9EK4Lx
On this day we remember the 675 victims of the massacre at Bijeli Potok. Bosnian Muslim men and boys taken from villages around Zvornik and killed. The oldest was 80, the youngest only 15.
Many victims were buried in mass graves along with the victims of other atrocities, including Srebrenica.
Today, White Armband Day, we remember the victims of Prijedor.
The last episode of our podcast series about Prijedor, season 2 of Untold Killing, looks at the wake of the crimes in Prijedor for the survivors: Each survivors’ release brought them to the start of a lifelong journey. Scattered across the world and Bosnia, they try to come to terms with what they’d lived through.
Listen here to this final episode: https://t.co/rVhOJkTESm
Today is White Armband Day, a day on which we remember the victims of the crimes committed in Prijedor. Those who were singled out and had to mark their homes. Those who experienced concentration camps and the horrors within. Learn more here: https://t.co/XXWgXabdZK
Today marks the first public reveal of White Armbands, Prijedor, a new painting by
Robert McNeil MBE
On 31 May 1992, civilians in Prijedor were forced to wear white armbands — a mark that
led to arrest, torture, and murder.
Shown alongside his earlier work White Armband.
Sudbin Musić is a survivor of Trnopolje concentration camp near Prijedor, where he was taken when the Serb military arrived in his village in 1992. This weekend, as we mark White Armband Day, you can read Sudbin's testimony on our website: https://t.co/6uZJuk6FAL
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We're just over a month away from Srebrenica Memorial Week 2026. Find out how to organise a memorial event and access specialised resources at https://t.co/MC2zWS1rPS
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After months of languishing in the concentration camps with no hope of salvation, everything changes for the detainees in just one day. On the 5th of August 1992, they are visited by foreign journalists whose reporting finally ends their imprisonment: https://t.co/MNeW3DJECt
#OTD in 1992, Trnopolje concentration camp was opened near Prijedor, northern Bosnia and Herzegovina. The camps became known to the world when ITN journalists from the UK filmed the harrowing scenes at the camp in August 1992.
Each year we mark White Armband Day, recognising the victims of the crimes committed in Prijedor. You can find out more about why we do this here: https://t.co/XXWgXabdZK
This week our National Board met to discuss plans for Memorial Week - from the national memorial to regional commemorations across the country, we continue to mark the anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide across the UK
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Episode 2 of Season 2 of our podcast Untold Killing focuses on how Prijedor became so divided that friends and neighbours would stand against each other and non-Serbs would end up in concentration camps. Listen here: https://t.co/wOA36CCyk3
#OTD on 19 May 1993, Boško Brkić and Asmira Ismić, a Serb and a Bosniak, were killed trying to flee Sarajevo. The young couple has become a symbol of a multi-ethnic Sarajevo, and their fate a haunting reminder of the horror of the war in the city.
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#OTD in 1992, Serb militia entered the village of Zaklopača, near Vlasenica in eastern Bosnia.
They demanded the Bosniak residents surrender their weapons.
When residents surrendered the few hunting rifles they had and were unarmed, the Serb militia massacred them, killing approximately 60-80 residents including children and elderly people.
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On the National Day of Mass Graves, the International Commission on Missing Persons calls for strengthened efforts to address the issue of missing persons through a rule-of-law-based approach that safeguards the rights of families to know the truth and achieve justice.
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Would you like to organise a memorial event or community action, and join hundreds of events across the UK. Find out more here: https://t.co/l22KrLqxl1
Join us on 31st May with @bhuknetwork to commemorate the victims of Prijedor, at our National White Armband Day Memorial in Birmingham.
Find out more and register here: https://t.co/2uWapXOQzV