06/10/1992 | Voices from the Drina

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Over the last 48 hours, all new arrivals at the Rasadnik camp have been beaten by one of the camp guards, Šolaja, and by the camp warden, Vojinović.

🧵 Srebrenica needs help.

In the region of the free territory of Srebrenica more than 40,000 people have found themselves completely encircled by Serb forces for six months, the vast majority of whom are children, women, and the sick.

These people are practically stuck in the largest concentration camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Without food, water, electricity, medicine and other sanitary materials, life is becoming more and more unbearable. These people are threatened every day by the danger of bestial shelling from Serbia, Montenegro, and other Chetnik strongholds.

The medical teams are giving their absolute all to look after the wounded and the sick. However, a lack of the most basic means for curing people as well as the reduced resilience of human organisms due to inadequate food and starvation, are making recovery increasingly difficult.

Due to the extremely serious situation of more than 40,000 people from the free territory of Srebrenica, an appeal has been sent out for urgent aid in terms of food and medicines.

Not one crime committed by the aggressor on the young state of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its population will remain uncovered, not one criminal unpunished.