Mothers Raise Their Voices, RS MoI Pursues Them: Vučić, What's the View from the Jewish Cemetery!

"For one Serb, we will kill a hundred Muslims," "Vučić, what's the view from the Jewish Cemetery?" "Today, a crime is being celebrated, for which we are still searching for our children in mass graves across RS," are just some of the banners carried today in Srebrenica by the mothers of this town who lost their loved ones in the genocide, reports the correspondent of the Patria News Agency.

The protest rally was organized to express dissatisfaction with the celebration of January 9th, which was also attended by Aleksandar Vučić, the Prime Minister of Serbia. However, it wasn't long before members of the RS Ministry of Internal Affairs arrived at the scene and wanted to drive away the mothers of Srebrenica. Hatidža Mehmedović, president of the Association of Srebrenica Mothers, refused the police order and said they could file a criminal complaint against her, but she would not leave the location.

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina ruled that the celebration of the Day of RS on January 9th is unconstitutional, but despite this, the RS authorities organized a series of ceremonies. On this occasion, the mothers of Srebrenica express their dissatisfaction and warn the public about all the monstrous acts that have occurred in the smaller BiH entity.

Their voice, or rather their cry, is directed primarily at Vučić, as many resent him for coming to Banja Luka and proving that he is interfering in the internal affairs of BiH.