Srebrenica

Thirty years after the Srebrenica genocide, the questions regarding what happened and who did it have largely been resolved. What remains unclear is how the past will shape the future, our author argues.

Serbia (claims it) did not take part in the war in Bosnia. Yet it provided military assistance, handed refugees back into the hands of those they were fleeing, and took part in the killing of civilians. Responsibility did not stop at the border.