Anti-Bosnian coalition operates even under pandemic conditions

(Patria) - The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada has reacted to the scandalous decision of the Cantonal Civil Protection Headquarters of Canton 10 banning entry to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the territory of the Canton.

"While the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with the entire world, is fighting the coronavirus, the commander of the Crisis Headquarters of Canton 10, Ivan Jozić, issues an anti-civilizational, anti-state order that 'bans entry to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the territory of the Canton.'

The Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina guarantees every citizen the right to freely move across every inch of their state. The internationally recognized borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina are under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Bosnian state. It is anti-state to set up any checkpoints or conduct controls on inter-entity or inter-cantonal lines. It is anti-state to ban citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina from entering an entity or canton.

The anti-Bosnian coalition operates even under pandemic conditions. But even in these difficult pandemic conditions, the anti-Bosnian coalition will be defeated, just as it was defeated in the terrible conditions of aggression and genocide against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Civil Protection Headquarters of Canton 10, by its order banning entry to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, directly attacked the Bosnian state, its sovereignty, integrity, and subjectivity. However, this attack did not humiliate the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but rather the ideological creators of this anti-Bosnian act, which, like all other attempts by the anti-Bosnian coalition, will end up on the garbage heap of history.

The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada strongly condemns the anti-state attack on the constitutional order of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina and demands the immediate and unconditional suspension of the anti-civilizational order and urgent criminal sanctions against those responsible for anti-Bosnian activities," the statement reads.