This report was screened on 8th June 2021 on Scotland Tonight. it reflects on the judgement of the UNIRCMT in rejecting Mladic’s appeal against his conviction in 2017 for war crimes committed nearly 30 years ago.
White Armband Day
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Saved by a stranger
A beautiful documentary featuring Clare Findlay, who took in 21 refugee children – many of whom she was told were orphans – from war torn Bosnia. The local community in Elgin, Scotland rallied round to welcome them, but it was only when international schoolgirl Petra came to translate that the children were able to properly…
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Srebrenica Stories 26: Almasa Salihovic, Teacher, Translator and Delegation Guide
Almasa shares her story of growing up in Bosnia during the war.
Srebrenica Stories 25: Ricky Ross, Deacon Blue
Ricky reflects on his trip to Srebrenica with Remembering Srebrenica, Scotland.
Srebrenica Stories 24: Elaine Motion Chair, Balfour + Manson
Elaine reflects on her trip to Srebrenica with Remembering Srebrenica Scotland.
Srebrenica Stories 23: Jackie Halawi, Assistant Director Education Scotland
Jackie shares her reflections from a trip to Srebrenica with Remembering Srebrenica Scotland in 2018.
Srebrenica Stories 22: Stephen Gethins, Professor of Practice in International Relations at St Andrews University
Stephen shares insights into his experiences in Bosnia and how this impacts on his work.
Srebrenic Stories 21: Susan Stewart, Director Open University Scotland
Susan shares her reflections from her trip out to Srebrenica as part of a delegation with Remembering Srebrenica Scotland.
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On August 25, 1992, Serb aggressor forces set the Bosnia's National Library, situated in the Sarajevo Old City Hall, ablaze. More than 2 million books and manuscripts vanished in fire. This war crime remains one of the cruelest destructions of cultural heritage in modern history.
Coming to schools in the Central Belt soon. 🇧🇦 🏴
Coming to schools in the Central Belt soon. 🇧🇦 🏴
Inseparable, Collingwood's gripping new performance and workshop, explores how recent history can help us overcome division in society. #inseparable #Scotlandremembers #nationdivided @RemSrebScot
