Munira Subašić announces lawsuit against Stevandić: He will not sleep peacefully

(Patria) - The president of the Mothers of Srebrenica association, Munira Subašić, told BHRT that she will soon criminally prosecute Nenad Stevandić, the Speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska and a member of SNSD.

Reacting to the statements of political representatives from RS, she said she was used to the statements of the president of this entity.

"Milorad Dodik is not just doing this today, Milorad Dodik does it every day, because I don't know, it's very difficult to fight against oneself, because something has stirred in him, then he doesn't know what to do, you know when they often say in Bosnia when they say he's gone mad and that, you know, something is waking up in him, and what will come out of that awakening, I don't know, we'll see, we'll wait for the days to pass and then we'll be."

She emphasized that the statements and actions of Stevandić concern her and other members of the association and the mothers of Srebrenica more.

"For me personally as a mother, Stevandić is more dangerous than Milorad Dodik, we as an organization, as an association, are talking with very important lawyers, not from Bosnia but from abroad, to file a criminal complaint against him because he has truly been poisoning, poisoning, poisoning, poisoning, poisoning for days and days."

She recalled the lawsuits against the Netherlands and the UN.

"Stevandić, he should just know that we expect, we managed to sue the UN, then we managed to sue the government of the Netherlands, the Ministry of Defense, to get a verdict, I guarantee with my life that we will get a verdict against him too, he will not sleep peacefully."

She said that she does not want to see the representatives of the countries that did not vote for the Resolution on Srebrenica in the Srebrenica Memorial Center.

Let us remind you, the United Nations General Assembly (UN) voted yesterday for the Resolution declaring July 11 as the International Day of Remembrance of the Genocide in Srebrenica.

84 countries voted FOR, 68 abstained, while only 19 voted against."