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White armband day memorial in Sarajevo
Taken on 2019-05-31
The picture was taken during the commemoration of "White armband"day, which remembers the victims of the war in the Northwestern city of Prijedor. The event always sparks controversy and tension between different victim groups, citizens and members of different ethnic communities. In this particular case, the AntiDayton group set up this memorial in Veliki Park (Sarajevo) showcasing pictures and names of the victims of war in Prijedor. White armband day is commemorated on May 30 as it was on this date in 1992 where authorities in Prijedor instructed for citizens "not loyal to the Serb Republic of Bosnia-Heryegovina" to display a white flag at the entrance of their homes. This was followed by ethnic cleansing of Bosniak and Croat citizens in the area.
Uploaded by Colombianresearcher on 2019-06-13
Srebrenica Anniversary Burial; Srebrenica Bosnia, July 2016
Taken on 2016-07-11
This picture was taken on the commemoration of the Srebrenica massacre in the Potocari cemetery in Bosnia-Herzegovina. After the religious celebration, various burials were organized in the cemetery for recently found victim remains. The Srebrenica anniversary and the events surrounding this commemoration have become quite controversial events in the politics of Bosnia. The anniversary itself brings together members of the Bosniak and Bosnian Muslim community to mourn, remember and advocate for the victims of the events of July 11th, 1995. Yet the commemoration tends to be contested by politicians and members of other ethnic groups, showing the social divisions in the country.
Uploaded by Colombianresearcher on 2016-07-15
Srebrenica commemoration: Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina, July 2016
Taken on 2016-07-09
The picture shows a publuc act of remembrance for the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocode. The picture was taken in Marsala Tita street in the center of Sarajevo where people gathered to pay respect to the victims and their relatives. The street was closed in order for the truck to come in and park for over 20 minutes whilst relatives of the srebrenica victims paid respect and prayed for their loved ones who died in 1995.
Uploaded by Colombianresearcher on 2016-07-09
Monument Against Republika Srpska in Sarajevo, Bosnia; July 2016
Taken on 2016-07-09
This picture is taken on the weekend previous to the anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre. This is a monument done by a social movement called AntiDayton who insist that the creation of Republika Srpska (RS), one of the two political and administrative entities forming Bosnia-Herzegovina, is a product of ethnic cleansing in the 92 to 95 war. The monument is established as a map of RS and within it are objects that belong to victims of the Srebrenica massacre.
Uploaded by Colombianresearcher on 2016-07-15
Remembrance in Visegrad, Eastern Bosnia; June 2016
Taken on 2016-06-14
This picture is taken during a remembrance act done in the town of Visegrad, comnemorating the Pionirska street fire where around 70 Bosniaks were set on fire during the war. This picture is taken after a march through the town organized by a local victim organization. The banner pretty much tells the tale of the Lukic cousins and their war crimes in this city. They were both processed and sentenced by the ICTY.
Uploaded by Colombianresearcher on 2016-06-14
Srebrenica: Where modernity meets atrocity; Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Aug 2015
Taken on 2015-08-28
This picture was taken in August, 2015 in Sarajevo. It marks the commemoration of the Srebrenica genocide, and of particular attention is that the message is displayed between a modern shopping centre (an example of the reconstruction process and the interest in vitalizing entrepreneurial practices in Bosnia) and very close to the are where various agencies such as the OSCE and the EU mission in Bosnia have their offices.
Source: Work and field experience in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2015.
Uploaded by Colombianresearcher on 2016-02-26
Rohingya Refugee Rural Slum; Kutupalong, Bangladesh, Mar 2015
Taken on 2015-03-31
The Rohingya people are a Muslim minority group historically based in Rakhine state, Myanmar. The Rohingya people are considered “stateless entities”, as the Myanmar government has been refusing to recognise them as one of the ethnic groups of the country. To escape persecution and hostility, the Rohingya people have being fleeing Myanmar and Bangladesh in high numbers. From January to March in 2015, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimates that 25,000 people have been taken to boats by human traffickers. There are claims that around 100 people died in Indonesia, 200 in Malaysia, and 10 in Thailand (see 2015 Wiki 'Rohingya Refugee Crisis' page for more information) Featured in this photo report are scenes of Rohingya refugees settled in rural slums around the UNCHR-government run camp of Kutupalong. Unlike the refugees settled in the UNCHR camp, who are entitled to shelter, food rations, access to school and health services, the unregistered refugees in the slum are considered illegal migrants and therefore don’t have access to any government or UN services.
Source: DG ECHO/Pierre Prakash/flickr
Uploaded by Taylor on 2015-11-18
In Central African Republic, Diamonds Fuel A Cycle of Violence and Poverty, Sept 2014
Taken on 2014-09-19
"Central African Republic has become a nation whose borders exist only on maps, where governmental authority is limited mostly to the 25 square miles occupied by the capital, Bangui, if that. Two years ago, mainly Muslim militias, known collectively as the Seleka, seized power, then plundered the country: from precious – diamonds, gold and ivory – to mundane – guns, cars, office supplies and food. A group of mainly Christian and animist militias later retaliated, and drove the Seleka into the countryside. Today, CAR is less a country than a collection of fiefdoms, ruled by gang-like armed groups, where religious, military, political and ethnic factions struggle for anything that might yield revenue. It’s a state “that has long ceased to exist,” the International Crisis Group said in a report earlier this year."
Source: VOA/Bagassi Koura
Uploaded by SamiGoat on 2015-05-17
ISIS killed at least 500 members of Iraq’s Yazidi ethnic minority in August 2014
Taken on 2014-08-10
A year ago, Islamic State militants (ISIS) attacked the Yazidi minority community in northern Iraq, killing hundreds of men and enslaving thousands of women. More than 100,000 Yazidi fled Sinjar since August 2014 when ISIS first launched the attack. Many Yazidi women were kidnapped and enslaved and the men were butchered. Yazidi activists say they have gathered a list of at least 4,600 missing Yazidi women. Most of these women are sold to other ISIS members or put on the slave market.
Uploaded by Taylor on 2015-08-05
Ex General Efrain Rios Montt testifying during the trial - Guatemala, 2013
Taken on 2013-05-09
'Ex General Efrain Rios Montt testifying during the trial. He declared himself innocent: “I am innocent. I never had the intention of destroying any national ethnic group. My role as head of State was specifically to bring the nation back on track, after it had gone astray.” Photo: Elena Hermosa.' On May 10, 2013, Ríos Montt was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity. He was sentenced to 80 years in prison (50 years for genocide and 30 years for crimes against humanity). Ríos Montt is the first former head of state to be convicted of genocide by a court in his own country.
Source: Elena Hermosa, Trocaire/Flickr
Uploaded by SamiGoat on 2014-08-08
Armenian Genocide Day at Saint Gevork Monastery, Armenia,
Taken on 2007-05-31
People commemorate Armenian Genocide Day at Saint Gevork Monastery in Armenia, 2007.
Source: Wikipedia
Uploaded by northway on 2014-08-16
Mass Grave at the Killing Field of Choeung Ek
Taken on 2006-11-01
When the Khmer Rouge took the time to bury their victims, they interred them in mass graves like the one pictured.
Source: Michael Darter
Uploaded by northway on 2014-07-30
Sign from 'Save Darfur' rally; New York, U.S.A., April 2006
Taken on 2006-04-30
Sign from a 'Save Darfur' rally, taken on the 30th of April 2006. Rally organised by the 'Save Darfur Coalition'.
Source: Katmere, Flickr
Uploaded by Improbability on 2015-06-21
Rwandan Soldiers En-Route to Darfur; Kigali, Rwanda, July 2005
Taken on 2005-07-17
Rwandan soldiers line up to board a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III at the Kigali International Airport, Rwanda, for transportation to the Darfur region of Sudan on July 17, 2005. The U.S. airlift is part of the larger multinational effort to improve security and create conditions in which humanitarian assistance can be more effectively provided to the people of Darfur.
Source: Staff Sgt. Bradley C. Church/USAF
Uploaded by Improbability on 2015-06-20
Memorial Stupa at Cambodian Killing Fields
Taken on 2005-02-03
This Buddhist stupa is filled with skulls of the dead at the killing field of Choeung Ek.
Source: Quadell
Uploaded by northway on 2014-07-30
Remains of Victims of Khmer Rouge Killing Fields
Taken on 2005-02-01
While the Khmer Rouge may be gone, the remains of their victims remain.
Source: Anonymous
Uploaded by northway on 2014-07-30
Devic Monastery Attack 2004
Taken on 2004-03-16
Kosovo and Metohija: Aftermath of an attack on Devic Monastery (1434) by Albanians on 16 March, 2004. Destruction and the rape of an elderly nun was witnessed. Photograph is part of "Roots of the Soul" project by Darko Dozet.
Source: Darko Dozet
Uploaded by MicroscopeLens on 2014-01-19
Remains of Victims of Khmer Rouge Killing Fields
Taken on 2002-08-01
The remains of those who died in the Killing Fields of the Khmer Rouge remain on display as a memorial.
Source: Oliver Spalt
Uploaded by northway on 2014-07-30
Brčko Exhumations
Taken on 1997-06-01
Brčko exhumation program, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1997. Photograph courtesy of the ICTY.
Source: ICTY
Uploaded by MicroscopeLens on 2014-01-21
Srebrenica Exhumations
Taken on 1996-06-01
Srebrenica exhumation program, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1996. Photograph provided courtesy of the ICTY.
Source: ICTY
Uploaded by MicroscopeLens on 2014-01-21
