Academic fears for Scotland over immigrants and refugees toxicity heraldscotland.com/news/25446638.…

Professor Alison Phipps in 'foothills of genocide' warning. heraldscotland.com/news/25445819.…

The Flowers of Srebrenica - a play based on the book by Aidan Hehir, will be showing in London, 14-18 Oct. The powerful show fuses physical theatre & personal testimony to explore memory, loss & solidarity, ensuring we carry the lessons forward. Tickets: legalalienstheatre.com/the-flowers-of…

The attack on Heaton Park synagogue in Manchester is horrific. The thoughts of all of us at Remembering Srebrenica are with the victims, their loved ones and all those affected. We stand together against antisemitism and all forms of hate. #RememberYesterdayActToday

A Manchester synagogue attacked. Then a Sussex mosque. Neither outrage has any place in our country. Remembering Srebrenica stands in solidarity with both communities. We must unite against antisemitism, Islamophobia and all hate. #RememberYesterdayActToday bbc.com/news/articles/…

Meet the 2025 Aurora Humanitarians Sally Becker, a humanitarian who evacuated hundreds of sick and injured children from besieged areas during the conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo, and has since continued saving children’s lives in Northern Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine,

The horrors taking place in El Fasher and elsewhere in Sudan are chilling reminders that the lessons of Srebrenica are still not being learned in today’s world. Why are the warring parties still receiving arms from abroad to perpetuate the carnage? #RememberYesterdayActToday

Milan prosecutors have opened an investigation into alleged “sniper tourism” during the Bosnian War - claims that wealthy foreigners paid Serb soldiers to shoot civilians in besieged Sarajevo. Such inhumanity underscores why remembrance and justice remain essential. 🔗

The Flower of Srebrenica, a memorial to the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, was dedicated at UNHQ in NYC on Monday. Gifted to the UN Secretariat by Bosnia and Herzegovina, the new memorial counters denial, distortion & revisionism history. news.un.org/en/story/2025/…

The Dayton agreement which ended the war in Bosnia was initialled 30 years ago today. The war’s horrors had led to the Srebrenica genocide. Today and always, we stand with the people of Bosnia & Herzegovina for a future free of sectarianism and hate. #RememberYesterdayActToday

As we approach the end of 2025, we've reflected on the past year: 2025 marks 30 years since the Srebrenica Genocide, and we set out to mark this significant anniversary through memorial events and activities up and down the country mailchi.mp/srebrenica.org…

Our schools play, Inseparable: Voices from a Nation Divided, is up for an award! If you have a couple of minutes this morning, might you watch this short video and maybe vote for us, please? smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/insepara…

A call for young people and student poets: Remembering Srebrenica and the Hands Up Project are looking for young people from the UK, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Palestine to submit poems for a new Hands Up book and exhibition. For more information on the Hands Up Poetry

This Tuesday, January 27th, is Holocaust Memorial Day, when we commemorate the 6 million Jews, and millions of others, murdered and persecuted during the Holocaust, as well as the victims of genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur On #HMD2026, you can find

30 years on and the process of identification - and re-identification - of victims in Bosnia is ongoing. 30 years on and families are facing the trauma of having uncertainty cast on the fates of their loved ones. 30 years on and forensic experts are still working to provide

Paisley mural dedicated to woman who cared for Jewish girls in Budapest unveiled news.stv.tv/scotland/artwo…

BBC News (UK) A small facet of Lord Wallace’s public life but an important one: he did much for Remembering Srebrenica and the cause of genocide commemoration and education, about which he spoke & wrote movingly. churchofscotland.org.uk/news-and-event…

We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Lord Jim Wallace. A patron of Remembering Srebrenica, he was a steadfast supporter of our work and a passionate advocate for Bosnia and for the recognition and commemoration of the victims of the Bosnian genocide. Our thoughts are

Yesterday, Remembering Srebrenica's National Board met for the first time this year, to discuss plans for 2026. We are looking forward to a busy year ahead!

Italian authorities are investigating an individual for the crime of travelling to Sarajevo as a 'sniper tourist' to shoot civilians during the siege. A heinous act which is rightly the subject of further investigation. theguardian.com/world/2026/feb…