2010

Congress of North American Bosniaks (CNAB) strongly condemns the shameful decision of the Canadian prime minister to veto  a House of Commons motion M-416, agreed to by the Foreign Affairs Minister’s office and all opposition parties, which recognizes the Srebrenica genocide with a Remembrance Day.

City of Charlotte, North Carolina, has honored the victims of the Srebrenica Genocide by proclaiming July 11th as Srebrenica Remembrance Day. The following is a text of the proclamation honoring 8,372 who died and 30,000 Bosniaks that were expelled during the first genocide since the Holocaust …

By: Suzana Vukic The Bosniak community of Canada, with a population of over 50,000, has been lobbying to have July 11 declared as the Srebrenica Remembrance Day in Canada. On June 9, this campaign, known as Bill M-416, was introduced in Parliament.

Honourable Rob Oliphant, Member of the Canadian Parliament and Member of the Liberal Party of Canada on June 10th introduced Bill C – 533, an Act respecting a Srebrenica Remembrance Day The 3rd Session, 40th Parliament 59 Elizabeth II, 2010 HOUSE OF COMMONS OF CANADA …

With next month marking the 15th anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide, a Canadian Member of Parliament Brian Masse is courageously lobbying Ottawa to join the international community in recognizing the worst mass killing on European soil since World War II as genocide.

Author: Daniel Toljaga Just one hour after the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) gave its verdict in the case of ‘Popovic et al.’, the director of the Bosnian Serb (RS) Center for the Research of War Crimes, Janko Velimirovic, chose to misrepresent …

(Download in PDF Format) In honor of the victims of genocide and aggression, CNAB invites all individuals and organizations of good will, to work in their communities to commemorate the 15th Anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide