Srebrenica Memorial Center expands support for Ukraine war crimes documentation
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The Srebrenica Memorial Center in Bosnia and Herzegovina will increase collaboration with Ukrainian organizations documenting war crimes.
Nedim Jahić, an advisor for the Memorial Center, led a visit to Ukraine where representatives met with human rights groups, parliamentary officials, and museum staff. The meetings focused on sharing Bosnia and Herzegovina’s experience prosecuting war crimes through its national courts, a system developed over more than 20 years.
The collaboration will include professional exchanges between specialists from both countries, allowing Ukrainians to learn from the Srebrenica Memorial Center’s work and Bosnians to study Ukraine’s current experiences. The Memorial Center plans to connect Ukrainian partners with Bosnian institutions, experts, and organizations, and to improve access to judicial rulings and other relevant documents. Discussions also began on strengthening media cooperation between Ukraine and Western Balkan countries.
This network aims to provide journalists with verified information, access to sources, and opportunities for joint reporting on war crimes committed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The initiative seeks to establish a long-term network for exchanging knowledge, data, and programs between people and institutions in both countries.
