Members of the Women in Black network in the premises of Endžio HAB, together with young activists and alumni of the Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Serbia, held a meeting in Belgrade on July 10 2025 on the topic "Transgenerational Dialogue in Serbia - Defending the Memory".
All of us who mourn call for a commemoration of the victims of the Srebrenica genocide, under the motto People remember people, on Friday, July 11, from 8 p.m. at Republic Square in Belgrade where we will mark with the lighting of candles and the artistic installation of Mother's scarves.
The program "Echoes Across Borders" will provide participants from Kosovo and Serbia with a unique opportunity to engage with peers from Serbia and Kosovo, fostering a space for the exchange of personal experiences, perspectives, and inherited narratives - both those embraced and those actively challenged within their communities. In doing so, participants will also be introduced to foundational concepts of transitional justice and reconciliation, gaining critical insight into the legal, historical, and social frameworks that shape post-conflict societies in the Western Balkans.
On April 4, 2025, United Nations Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED) published a report on Serbia with recommendations, including a series from the Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR), sent to the Committee on March 12 this year. Among the recommendations of the CED for the authorities in Serbia are the implementation of the UN General Assembly Resolution on the genocide in Srebrenica and the change of legislation in order to sanction the denial of war crimes and the glorfication of war criminals.