The controversy of Srebrenica enters a new phase. There is now a definitive new study in English incorporating the most up to date evidence and presenting a thorough critique of the evidence (or what passed for evidence) that was available previously. It is the monograph prepared by a group of authors and published by Srebrenica…
The political significance of the Srebrenica massacre
Srebrenica is a multidisciplinary issue. It can be studied from legal, forensic, psychological, moral, and a number of other perspectives. In the attached essay, US researcher Andy Wilcoxson’s “Srebrenica Report” focuses on the political significance of the official narrative of Srebrenica events. Andy Wilcoxson – Srebrenica Report
International Court of Justice appellate verdict on genocide (Croatia v. Serbia, 2015)
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) appellate judgment in the matter of Croatia vs. Serbia, concerning mutual allegations of genocide supposedly committed during the Balkan conflict in the 1990s, is relevant to the issue of genocide as it is posited in the context of Srebrenica. See related text here: http://us.srebrenica-project.org/2018/01/14/international-criminal-justice-and-genocide/ ICJ’s analysis of the sort of evidence…
General Lewis Mackenzie on Srebrenica (2005)
Canadian General Lewis Mackenzie commanded UNPROFOR forces in Bosnia in the early period of the conflict (1992). Based on his experience in the field and information received he published the following article in the Toronto Globe and Mail on July 14, 2005. The real story behind Srebrenica LEWIS MACKENZIE SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL…
Prof. Kjell Magnusson on ICTY genocide judgments
Scholarly article by Uppsala University academic, Prof. Kjell Magnusson, critically examining the concept of genocide as developed in ICTY jurisprudence. Prof. Kjell Magnusson on ICTY genocide judgments
Srebrenica survivors’ witness statements (July 1995)
The first of the two documents (Srebrenica witness statements July 1995) is a summary of debriefings of surviving members of the 28th Division armed column which carried out a military formation-style breakout from the enclave of Srebrenica to the nearest Sarajevo-controlled territory in Tuzla, about 60 kilometers away. Along the way, the column had numerous…
ICMP status agreement with signed the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1998)
In April of 1998, the International Commission for Missing Persons (ICMP) signed a formal Agreement with the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina defining the scope of its activities and status of its personnel. The Agreement grants ICMP and its personnel and their families on Bosnian soil broad immunity and diplomatic status in conformity with the…
First Republica Srpska Srebrenica Report (2002)
Republika Srpska’s controversial 2002 Srebrenica Report ultimately provoked the formation of the RS Government Srebrenica Commission which, under relentless pressure from the then international High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Paddy Ashdown, composed another report in 2004 which was in line with the official Western narrative on the subject. Since both reports were politically motivated…
Srebrenica’s impact on US foreign policy
“How the Srebrenica Massacre Redefined US Foreign Policy,” by Prof. David N. Gibbs How the Srebrenica Massacre Redefined US Foreign Policy
Rapport d’information a l’Assemblée Nationale sur les événements de Srebrenica (2001)
Rapport d’information a l’Assemblée Nationale sur les événements de Srebrenica (2001)