Ever thought that remembering Srebrenica is just another day on the calendar? Think again! Maida Gorčević and her team from Montenegro’s Ministry of European Affairs are here to remind you that 30 years after the genocide, remembering isn’t enough. They demand the raw, painful truth — no sugarcoating, no excuses. And they vow to fight so that such horrors never happen again.
Gorčević didn’t mince words: silence kills truth just like hatred kills with weapons. This isn’t some empty slogan! On July 11th, the UN’s International Day of Remembrance for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide, Montenegro stands firm for justice, peace, and dignity.
But let’s get real — how protected is the truth, really? How much is the truth about Srebrenica used as a political tool rather than a moral compass? Gorčević and her colleagues refuse to let the crime be relativized, yet the world still looks the other way.
This isn’t just a day of remembrance; it’s a test of humanity and statehood. If we don’t stay relentless in the fight for truth, hatred will come back faster than you think. So next time you hear Srebrenica called “ancient history,” remember — it’s a wound still bleeding.
And hey, if you’ve got thoughts on this, why not drop a comment? Let’s keep the conversation alive and the truth untwisted!
