Congress of North American Bosniaks (CNAB) welcomes the news of a NATO membership plan for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although encouraged by the news, we remain concerned about the increasing levels of instability that are caused by obstructive actions of the Bosnian Serb leadership.
TALLINN (Reuters) – NATO ministers agreed on Thursday to grant a Membership Action Plan (MAP) for Bosnia that could see it join the alliance in coming years, but attached conditions to its implementation.
Office of the High Representative and the EU Special Representative has issued the following statement concerning the Srebrenica genocide denial by the Republika Srpska’s authorities:
A human rights group is suing a Swiss newspaper for denying there was a Serb genocide of Bosniaks in the town of Srebrenica in 1995.
Re: “Serbs slaughtered, too,” by Michael Pravica, Letters, April 12. By: Daniel Toljaga Pravica’s claim that the 1995 Srebrenica massacre was somehow justified as an act of Serb retaliation flies in the face of the historical record. Nor is it true, as he alleges, that …
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Croatia’s president apologized Wednesday for his country’s role in the Bosnian war, the clearest message of reconciliation to date from any leader of the three nationalities involved in Europe’s bloodiest conflict since World War II.
Zajedničko saopćenje za javnost Instituta za istraživanje genocida Kanada i Kongresa Bošnjaka Sjeverne Amerike, Ogranak Kanada Proces lobiranja kanadskih Bošnjaka za usvajanje rezolucije o genocidu u Bosni i Hercegovinu u kanadskom parlamentu poćeo je prije pet godina, tačno na desetogodišnjicu od genocida u Srebrenici. Tadašnji …
To Whom It May Concern: The Congress of North American Bosniaks (CNAB), representing more than 350,000 Bosniaks, including more than 50,000 Canadian Bosniaks, reiterates its full support for the Hon. Brian Masse’s motion on “Srebrenica Remembrance Day, July 11”:
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie, travelling with her partner Brad Pitt, on Monday visited internally displaced people and returnees
April of 1992 marked the beginning of brutal war of aggression on the sovereign country of Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while its citizens became victims of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and destruction of homes and property.
