On the 11th July, 1995, Serb forces invaded the Muslim enclave of Srebrenica in Bosnia in which tens of thousands of Muslims had taken refuge from the Serbian army’s offensive in north-eastern Bosnia. The town had been designated as a “safe area” by the United Nations (UN) and declared as being under UN protection. In the days following the capture of Srebrenica, 8000 Muslim men and boys were executed in cold blood by the Serbs. It was described as the worst atrocity on European soil since World War 2. On the 25th anniversary of the massacre, this panel discussion seeks to address the lessons that should be learnt from this human tragedy so that the history of genocides and slaughter which afflicts the Muslim Ummah can be brought to an end and a future of security and justice established. “
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