Montenegro Considers Srebrenica Remembrance Day Regulation

After a year of anticipation, Montenegro's government is on the verge of adopting a regulation proposed by the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights to officially declare July 11 as a day of remembrance for the Srebrenica genocide.

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Dan sjećanja na Srebrenicu pred Vladom

Nakon godinu od najave, na pomolu donošenje uredbe koju je predložilo Ministarstvo ljudskih i manjinskih prava. Iako je Skupština još 2021. godine propisala da se 11. jul proglasi danom sjećanja na genocid u Sebrenici, država do sada nije zvanično ustanovila njegovo redovno obilježavanje. Vlada bi tek ove sedmice trebalo da razmotri predlog, iako i NVO godinama traže da se taj datum institucionalno obilježava, uz poruku da kultura sjećanja nije pitanje političke volje, već civilizacij...

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Montenegro Considers Srebrenica Remembrance Day Regulation

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Dan sjećanja na Srebrenicu pred Vladom

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