Marinko Sekulić's Debut "As the Srebrenica Correspondent Reports"

The book by renowned journalist Marinko Sekulić, "As the Srebrenica Correspondent Reports," will be promoted on Friday.
Sekulić, the Srebrenica correspondent for Deutsche Welle radio, writes in his debut about returning to Srebrenica, as well as about the people and events from this town in eastern Bosnia, where the Serb army and police committed genocide against Bosniaks 20 years ago, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria.

Sekulić was born in Sarajevo, but he has spent almost his entire life in Srebrenica, where he lives today. He was among the first journalists to enter Srebrenica after the conflict ended. He advocates for reconciliation between Serbs and Bosniaks.
Due to uncovering embezzlement of donations that arrived in Srebrenica and surrounding municipalities after 1995, Sekulić was often under political pressure.

The book "As the Srebrenica Correspondent Reports" will be promoted at the House of Culture in Srebrenica, writes NAP.